Sentence examples for with decisiveness from inspiring English sources

Honor is here seen as synonymous with decisiveness and forward-thinking clarity, while love is sluggish and nostalgic, dragging its victims into the past.

"We've got a lot of jobs that would go in our ship building industry in the meantime... unless we act with decisiveness to make sure the surface ships are built here so we don't export jobs over seas".

Erik Nielsen, an already accomplished conducting fellow, led that performance with decisiveness and assurance, a quality he also supplied in a vital account of "Dialogues" (2003), with Nicolas Hodges playing the dazzling solo piano line.

That victory was the heart of Mr. Putin's campaign to persuade Russians he was a leader who could take command of his troubled country and address its deepest problems with decisiveness.

As it whipped around narrow roads, the e-tron held tight to the pavement and handled the winding road with decisiveness.

It is easier than a complex cuisine recipe, provided that you ask the right person or look the manual with decisiveness and confidence.

Those rationales for inaction or for delaying action have frustrated people who thought that the military government would rule with the swift decisiveness with which it overthrew Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

When the governor apparently staged his coup attempt early last month, Mr. Bruno responded with the decisiveness and blunt political power that has grown with his tenure as majority leader.

In the purported dialogue between Jefferson and Hamilton about the role of government and the character of American society, Hamilton has won the argument decisively in the real world but lost it with equivalent decisiveness both in the history books and in the popular imagination.

Developing out of these works in the period after his first show were complex, agitated abstractions such as Asheville (1948 49), Attic (1949), and Excavation (1950), which reintroduced colour and seem to sum up with taut decisiveness the problems of free-associative composition he had struggled with for many years.

Clearly with 6698 loci having complete taxon coverage, there is no problem with phylogenetic decisiveness for all trees.