Sentences with phrase «dramatic decision»

While few fully subscribe to this vision today, many embrace a gnostic view of morality: they are so accustomed to thinking of the moral life in the flash - and - bang terms of dramatic decisions and heroic choices that our daily routines and quiet virtues are regarded as morally insignificant.

Now, as I've said before, I get that director Rian Johnson was making dramatic decisions under the thumb of the Disney corporation, rather than decisions based on the obvious chemistry between these two actors and my personal ships.

Christians in Nepal are exulting over the national parliament's dramatic decision on May 18 to abolish the monarchy and declare the state secular, wiping out its tag as a Hindu kingdom.

He said that while he received a scathing assessment of Comey's performance from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Monday, that memo was not a catalyst for his dramatic decision as the White House had said earlier.

Paul also, in a dramatic decision to go to the Gentiles, symbolized by shaking the dust off his feet that the message had been rejected by its home and that it was now extending beyond the gates to the whole world.

As most of its members are under investigation for corruption themselves, the Parliament would have little legitimacy to make such a dramatic decision.

Ironically his dramatic decision came just hours after the Treasury signalled it was ready to climb down on the cruel cuts plan amid a wave of public anger.

Most conservatives have reacted with calm — if not outright approval — to New York's dramatic decision.

Andrea Leadsom was not the only victim of her dramatic decision to drop out of the Tory leadership contest.

But Mrs Mensch's dramatic decision to walk away from politics this summer angered many local people, with Tory officials admitting her resignation had been «toxic» on the doorstep.

The tension between the men is immediate and sustained for pretty much the whole of the story, a dramatic decision that provides conflict.

UP to 30,000 jobs could be affected by the State's dramatic decision to place IBRC into liquidation, triggering the rapid sell - off of its entire loan book.

Prostitution law is back in the news, almost a year after the Supreme Court released its dramatic decision in Canada v. Bedford.

It's easy to reactivate whenever, and you won't lose any account information, so this isn't a dramatic decision.