Sentence examples for truly decisive from inspiring English sources

The end has been held in sight for so long that it seems to take forever for anything truly decisive to happen.

The College Board tells readers to base their evaluations on things like "clear and consistent mastery," but the truly decisive criterion may be simpler.

"The truly decisive move that broke the arc of history," wrote the Emory professor Drew Westen in this newspaper, "was his handling of the stimulus".

But the truly decisive moment came on the par-four 12th, where Casey ran up a triple-bogey and Oosthuizen birdied to suddenly enjoy an eight-shot lead with just six holes to play.

His legend was not in particular need of burnishing but Walcott's goals make the Italian look a magus of a manager for England, although it is the skills of players that are truly decisive.

Besides, it is not at all clear that far-left ideology was the cause of past Democratic defeats -- or that ideology plays a truly decisive role in presidential elections.

First, however, we must win in Afghanistan — truly the decisive battleground in this global struggle.

If the battle for public opinion were truly as decisive as the DG's research claims, why bother putting the boot into Murdoch at all?

Whether the tape's effect truly was decisive is debatable, but it is clear that Mr. bin Laden gave that election a very big jolt in the direction where Mr. Bush wanted to fight it, much the way the Wall Street crisis in September moved the 2008 election onto Democratic turf.

It is among my favorite stretches of class, to drill into them that the genius of a free press, combined with the rights of free expression and association as well as religious freedom, is truly the decisive factor that drives American creativity and protects its political debate.

The Prime Minster said: "The admiral was a truly courageous and decisive leader, proven by his heroic command of the Royal Navy Task Force during the Falklands conflict.