Sentence examples for was the decisive point from inspiring English sources

It was the decisive point in the Confederate loss at Gettysburg and Lee ordered a retreat back to Virginia the following day.

I was a nervous wreck and this was the decisive point for me to say "Yes - and now you do it [lose weight]" (ID 40, female).

Because I use film, printing is the decisive point in my work.

Remember, most nominations are wrapped up well before the last primaries and caucuses are held, and Super Tuesday has sometimes been the decisive point — most clearly in the Republican race of 2008 and perhaps also in the Democratic race of 1988.

The activation values in those pixels are the decisive point in terms of the accuracy of the classification.

Ultimately, they were the decisive points.

Hills kicked three field goals, the third from 27 yards with 5 32 left in the game with what proved to be the decisive points.

That may be expensive and the aerial operations may last longer than American or European publics might wish, but if those are the decisive points then the intervention should not have been undertaken in the first place and Benghazi's civilians should have been left to their fate; the high cost and indefinite duration of the aerial intervention was completely predictable.

An acrobatic 3-point play by O'Quinn, tipping in an air ball by Chris McEachin and adding a foul shot with 34 seconds left, proved to be the decisive points, though Norfolk State had to sweat the finish of its 86-84 win over the Big 12 champion Missouri on Friday.

I won't give away what happens, but suffice it to say that Kate's final voiceover gestures towards the end of the war, informing us that this was the decisive turning point.

In Greek tragedy, the flaw of hubris was the decisive plot point that brought down many great men.