Sentence examples for decided to counteract from inspiring English sources

Instead they decided to counteract with an affirmative message: "No, President Obama is a practising Christian" (put aside the broader implication for now).

She decided to counteract her positive external images to show her true internal feelings.

The generals heard of this and decided to counteract him.

Herren isn't allowed to contact the outside world while appearing on the show, so two of his friends, Chaundre White and Scott Goehring, have decided to counteract the negativity that has surrounded this latest season of "Big Brother" by setting up a fundraiser in his name.

In its prospectus, the Anti-Jacobin Review announced: The editors therefore decided to "counteract the pernicious effects of this dangerous SYSTEM" [emphasis in original] and to "restore criticism to its original standard"—they would "frequently review the Monthly, criticise the Critical, and analyse the Analytical Reviews " [emphasis in original].

The group formed on 2 August when the friends, from Tunbridge Wells, decided to make a documentary to counteract the negative portrayal of the refugees in the media.

Alan Sepinwall from HitFix who is not a fan of Elaine Stritch's role on the show enjoyed her in this episode, writing that along with the appearances of Elizabeth Banks and Alan Alda "I decided to hope their presence would counteract my feelings about hers – which is pretty much what happened".

To counteract this, I've decided to present some fire-breathing here, in place of our normal talking points segment.

The campaign's organizers decided to use the "Little Old Lady" character to counteract Mr. Ross's put-down.

When Tori Smith, an acquaintance of Wyatt's, got wind of the protest plans, she decided to organize a small group of supporters to counteract the church's negative actions.

As the result, Warraich decided to gather imams together to start counteracting what IS is saying, and do it online.