"When the party has spoken with such unprecedented decisiveness, such behaviour is coming close to traitorous," he wrote.
Has there ever been a QB (rookie or otherwise) with such quickness, decisiveness, speed and arm strength?–Dr.
Will Cook gain authority from being party to such decisiveness now?
Such decisiveness has made him popular in this metropolitan area of nearly nine million residents, which has been hit hard by the closing of factories.
Nevertheless, it can sometimes be reasonable to act decisively on the assumption that people will be worthy of trust in quite particular respects without having evidence for their trustworthiness sufficient to justify such decisiveness (see, for example, Adams 1987).
Without a moment's hesitation or thought, he responded: "Defeat it!" Many viewer-voters, quite understandably, preferred such decisiveness to Barack Obama's thoughtful, nuanced answers.
It takes judgment to resist getting carried away with one quality (such as decisiveness) or one measure of success (such as the share price).
Compared with such uncertainties, the English triumph at Agincourt was a model of decisiveness, but it was not the only marker.
Why do they get so much pain and effort, and where does such a decisiveness come from?
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.
