Sentence examples for always deciding from inspiring English sources

"As humans, we're always deciding that we are God and breaking his commandments," said Monsignor DiGiovanni, 58, during an interview this week in his rectory.

"It's a system of power that is always deciding in the name of humanity who deserves to be remembered and who deserves to be forgotten … We are much more than we are told.

The modern state is in a condition of continual tension, always deciding what must be renounced and what must be welcomed, what must be avoided and what must be fought, which gates should be opened and which closed, even -- or perhaps especially -- in a world that is post-9/11 and pre-Gulf 2.

"Bacteria don't always decide.

Does the market always decide?

But I've always decided not to, in the end.

So far, he has always decided to come back.

WASHINGTON - Presidential elections are not always decided on Election Day.

You can always decide it should have remained one.

They always decided they needed to change it.

Your partners always decide in the first five minutes.