Sentence examples for audience to decide whether from inspiring English sources

The film-maker left the audience to decide whether Deckard himself is a replicant.

The film-maker left the audience to decide whether Deckard himself is in fact also a replicant.

They should leave it to the audience to decide whether they want to see the film or not".

Like James, he leaves it to the audience to decide whether the ectoplasmic visitors actually exist or whether they are the creations of the governess's overheated imagination.

There will no doubt be dedicated Cunningham followers in the audience to decide whether Mr. Swinston and Ms. Goggans got it right, and whether the Paris Opera dancers do justice to the master's precise, demanding work.

That film ended on an ambiguous note – a teasing spine-tingler that left the audience to decide whether Jesse catches the plane back to his old American life, or stays in Paris for something more... European.

I'm not going to be judged on whether I'm white or black, I just want audiences to decide whether I've been any good or not".

Now, it'll be up to audiences to decide whether Wormald is the new Kevin Bacon, or a million degrees away.

The film-maker left the audience to decide for themselves whether Deckard himself is in fact also a replicant.

He empowers the audience to decide for themselves whether Gulli's survival was a miracle, or a freak act of a man who stubbornly refused to die.

Whether this represents summary or merely poetic justice is left to the audience to decide.