Sentence examples for deciding ultimately from inspiring English sources

But Democrats appeared torn whether to present the Kentucky senator as too extreme or too much like more mainstream Republicans – deciding ultimately to suggest both were true.

He rummages through Pound's The Cantos like a customs official, deciding ultimately, and mainly persuasively, that he is guilty of having nothing to declare.

Presidential candidates have in the past promised to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem and then reneged, deciding ultimately that the city's status should first be resolved by the parties to the conflict.

I remember deciding, ultimately, that I'd rather be the rebellious one, but wondered with each page whether Veronica would ever win over Archie's heart for good, or whether her rowdy tendencies would cost her the romantic happiness she pursued. .

I decided ultimately to go ahead with the interview.

As in that case, Perry v Schwarzenegger is expected to be decided ultimately by the Supreme Court.

It is difficult to gauge the extent to which viewers who gripe about taped programming decide ultimately not to watch.

We must decide, ultimately, what the world looks like when the backlash begins.

I decided ultimately not to do it.

And so many decide, ultimately, that unlivable is exactly what their life is.

If you decide ultimately you don't, be sure to say a lot about it.