Sentence examples for decision something from inspiring English sources

It was an emotional decision, something that so often gets overlooked in any discussion about sex.

But something much deeper and broader was going on in the decision, something that may unsettle how civil litigation is conducted in the United States.

Charles W. Collier, author of "Wealth in Families" (Harvard University, 2001), encourages parents "to tell their children the principles that have guided their decision" — something his own father didn't do.

My editors and I decided to delay accepting his offer, however, until we were certain that Justin was competent to make the decision, something that would only be accomplished if he continued his recovery from drugs.

But so did the shame he felt for his mad decision, something he later called "a cry for help" in light of feeling diminished by the pressure of the job and a grueling schedule.

"We're not talking about a decision for one or two years but a long-term decision, something for 10 years' time when the economy will be different," he said.

That makes final decisions something of a lottery because, although impartial, the Law Lords approach cases with inclinations and preconceptions, like judges anywhere.

We have got a formation we play to but then we encourage players to make decisions, something that resulted in two brilliant tries in Paris.

While enforced internet addiction has been impacting our family holidays for years, perhaps now that it threatens business decisions, something may be done.

Rather, it shows that you take accountability for your actions and decisions, something which is sorely lacking in today's society.

And soon he'll be making grown-up decisions, something he signaled late in the show by coming out onstage shirtless, under a jacket, because that's something you can do when you get older.