Sentence examples for utterly decisive from inspiring English sources
Once in a blue moon, a new artist emerges who simply takes over, in utterly decisive and undeniable fashion.
The Devonians had been second favourites to secure access to the elite division that night, yet their 29-10 victory was utterly decisive.
Today, though, he was the man who delivered the most important contribution on a day which England knew might well prove utterly decisive.
Instead, here we get a campaign of rapid marches, defeating an enemy in detail, and achieving an utterly decisive victory at the end; it looks like Bonaparte in Italy, 1796, not the 1863 universe of battle.
Where one thing stops and another begins - at the edges between colours, or where paint seeps under a taped-up edge, where it coughs or splutters or fades at its margin, where a full rich black grazes the nub of the bare canvas, or disappears into a faded halo of oil that has soaked out of the paint and into the cotton duck - is utterly decisive.
However, the experience of World War II has been utterly decisive for the art of "planning" to be carried out in the Western world.
The ball only just cleared the cross bar in the end, the final and decisive score in an utterly gripping contest.
They warned that, as always, events outside the region and utterly beyond local control could be decisive in the months ahead.
The Iraq war has revived a 21st century sovereignty fetish exploited by Sudan to stall U.N. efforts to stop genocide in Darfur, where the government has failed utterly in its "responsibility to protect" without provoking "timely and decisive" international action.
That shocking, sensational, or utterly poetic moment of truth is what Cartier-Bresson called "the decisive moment".
