Sentence examples for and deciding from the from inspiring English sources

When President Barack Obama suggested that he would appoint judges capable of "empathy" and deciding "from the heart," he too was shooshed.

Because if there's one thing we've learned over the last seven-plus years, from a Yale and Harvard grad who's made it clear he doesn't believe in them, a supposed real guy who shoots from the hip and decides from the gut, is this: Facts are not bad things.

Indeed, rather than sitting there with the dictionary all of the time and looking up every single word, it's recommended that you read the text and decide from the context what the words most likely mean.

Read the actual content of the review and decide from there.

"Most of the protestors never bothered coming to see the production and had decided from the word go that it was somehow blasphemous," he said.

He, his advisers and Congressional Democrats decided from the start that trading changes to the health care law for the reopening of the government and the lifting of the debt ceiling would merely encourage Republicans to create future showdowns.

Both sides have filed motions for summary judgment, and a federal judge could decide from the bench and potentially make significant rulings in the multimillion-dollar case against the Mets' owners.

And in that state, leaders decided from the outset to decouple access and cost, and to deal first with covering the uninsured.

Instead, my husband and I opted to decide from the heart first.

Use your knowledge, experience and broader understanding to decide from the context whether or not an article is mean-spirited.

The radiative properties of the pigment particles were evaluated theoretically, and the optimum particle size was decided from the absorption efficiency and the back-scattering efficiency.