Sentence examples for decided a man from inspiring English sources

Using a mouse-tracking analysis, researchers found that even when users decided a man dressed as a janitor was white, the speed and path in which they moved their mouse to the "white" button was slower and veered closer toward the "black" button than when the same man was dressed in a business suit.

Montgomerie and his plethora of vice-captains – five at the last count – held a pow-wow on Sunday night and decided a man who could hold his nerve on the final nine holes of a US Open had the makings of a Ryder Cup hero.

He decided a man should have more than one wife so that he would be "better looked after".

If he suddenly decided that a man was unworthy, he could order that man's wives to marry another he judged worthier.

In one case, the targeters decided that a man at a funeral was the one they were after because of the deferential way he was greeted; they were wrong, and killed that man's brother instead.

The book was rejected by Scribner's, and he rashly decided "that a man born to the responsibilities of a brownstone bourgeois world could only be an artist or writer if he were a genius".

In January 1997, an Old Bailey jury decided that a man aged 86 – the age Lord Janner is now – was too ill to stand trial for atrocities that had taken place in 1941 and 1942.

The court decided that a man, Wong Kim Ark, was an American citizen because he was born in America, even though his parents were Chinese immigrants.

Doyle said the two young men allegedly decided a Melbourne attack was to be carried out if they could not obtain passports.

"The idea that I had the power to decide whether a man should live or die.

A-Kim, once found, turns out to be a convert to Islam, a suitable choice, Imamura decides, for a man "whose entire youth was stolen by war".