Sentence examples for decide explained from inspiring English sources
"For my own interests, and my family's interests, and of course the state's interests after this election I'm going to sit down and take a hard look at it and decide," explained Lieberman of looming decision.
Jonah Lehrer, in his book "How We Decide," explains that Costco puts shoppers into a craving mood by placing the most coveted, though not necessarily the most affordable, products near the entrance to the store.
Convey our peaceful intentions to the people already living in the place where we decide to settle, explaining that all we want is to put a house on top of their house.
"We will allow the people of Kashmir to decide," Akbar explained.
"Because I am the manager and I decide" – Marcelino explains why he left out Vietto and Cheryshev.
"When a case of enormous public interest is decided," he explained, "our readers would certainly be looking for a comment of some kind on the following morning".
He had to decide between explaining to his wife, Lila, that he had surrendered their white 1992 Honda CRV to a gunman in the road or hitting the accelerator hard and risking a bullet.
The great discretion judges, especially appellate judges, have to decide cases explains why Justices Ginsburg and Scalia, both brilliant lawyers and judges, disagree on virtually every contested issue of constitutional law.
And by that time we're already so far along that you likely won't have the slightest clue of what we're talking about if we did decide to explain it to you.
"I was like, Chicago didn't even get to see the Born This Way Ball, so then and there I decided," Eddie explained, "I'm gonna make it happen".
