Sentence examples for decides out from inspiring English sources

The main character of Alan Lightman '70's latest novel, Mr g: A Novel About the Creation (Pantheon), wakes from a nap in the Void and decides, out of boredom, to create the universe: First time, then space, and eventually countless universes, but he focuses on one universe in particular.

I do, however, care when the fashion industry decides out of sheer desperation and lack of inspiration that it's own tail would be a tasty treat.

The High Court says courts have discretion to decide out if a club is criminal.

The answer: we decide, out here in the audience.

Mitchell then decided, out of kindness, not to reveal Gould's secret.

You may decide, out of politeness, to refrain from mocking my religion.

Syrians didn't decide out of the blue to destroy a properly functioning state.

So, Obama decides to try out Europe's phone number.

Stay where you are until he decides to come out.

The booklet is probably the most detailed on the subject of what should be said when one or two of these 2,000 people decides -- out of malice, impatience or stupidity -- to hold open the doors of trains.

As the episode progresses, however, she decides to branch out.