Sentence examples for whose decisiveness from inspiring English sources
That left Lilly, whose decisiveness has ebbed this year after she scored so assertively in the World Cup final.
"Hamlet" provides a contrasting backdrop for an admiring sketch of Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com, whose focus, decisiveness and fleetness of foot compare so starkly with the breast-beating vacillation of the Prince of Denmark.
Now, it has Vela — a prodigy who helped Mexico win the 2005 FIFA U-17 World Cup — and perhaps Hernández, whose skill, athleticism and reading of the game are complemented by decisiveness, a scorer's most valuable trait.
(Metz takes a similarly open-eyed and curious approach to Borg's scenes with his fiancée, Mariana Simionescu, played by Tuva Novotny, whose practical attentiveness to the lure and burden of Borg's fame is matched by her plainspoken decisiveness and good-humored guidance of him through a world that he seems to be half-dreaming through).
The real victim is Ms. Gong, whose character, Yi-Long, has been given an additional love interest, one of several tweaks that reduce her independence and decisiveness.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
Tsipras, whose Syriza party was elected on a platform of rejecting austerity and throwing off the yoke of the reviled "troika" – the International Monetary Fund, the European cUnion and the European Central Bank – insisted on Wednesday that an agreement was imminent, which, "will be positive for the Greek economy", and "calm and decisiveness" were now needed.
And know whose socks are whose.
Depends on whose mind, whose soul.
