Sentence examples for decided whether it was from inspiring English sources

Psaki says the state department has not decided whether it was a coup.

Any programme that involves puking, guitar solos and incredibly stupid drummers is always going to get a thumbs-up from me, but I wished The Last Chancers had decided whether it was vicious satire, feelgood comedy or laddish high-jinks.

At various points I wondered why it had not become as much a part of our folk heritage as Rider Haggard and his works; perhaps because the market was overcrowded, perhaps because it never quite decided whether it was a work of philosophy or of adventure.

It cannot be decided whether it was his or Levy's shrewd eye which shrewdly saw the desirability of avoiding the high tariff on bottled perfumes by importing raw essences, assembling them according to the French formula in New York, and thus endearing themselves to the American perfume-buying public by prices lower than some of their foreign competitors could stoop to.

An ECHR spokeswoman said the panel always considered the timing of the referral request and decided whether it was before or after the deadline.

For children under 9 years old, the parents together with the paediatric gastro-endoscopists decided whether it was preferable to have sedation; while the individuals above 10 years old could choose to have sedation or not by themselves, because they had already a better understanding of the overall procedure.

Never mind that spring has not decided whether it is here to stay.

I honestly haven't decided whether it's a great result, or a crummy one, or somewhere in the middle.

For each case, it is decided whether it is a condition to treat, to contend, or not to treat due to a poor prognosis.

Still trying to decide whether it was a compliment.

"You mean me?" "I've been trying to decide whether it was worth telling you".