Sentence examples for decision word from inspiring English sources

If there was ever a difference of opinion over a decision, word would always come back: 'it's your show.

Ten hours before she had decided to perform, after a twelve-year absence from touring and just an hour after she informed Ellen Cavolina, who books the acts at Fez, of her decision, word of Mitchell's impromptu concert spread throughout Manhattan.

In cross-modal priming, participants hear a spoken prime word and immediately after the prime offset see a visual target letter string on a computer screen to which they make a lexical decision (word - yes; not word - no).

The subject was instructed to decide whether the second word (or the picture in the Word Recognition task) did or did not match the first word according to a rhyme judgment (Phonological task; e.g. cut-hut) semantic categorization (Semantic task; e.g. tooth-tusk), lexical decision (Word Recognition; e.g. the word "window" followed by a picture representing a window).

Participants had to make an orthographic judgment (search the letter E or A) or a semantic judgment (living vs. non-living) on the prime of each pair, whereas they had to make a lexical decision (word vs. non-word) about the probe.

During lexical decision, words with low vs. high lexical frequency increased activation in left frontal, anterior cingulate, supplemental motor area (SMA), and pre-SMA regions; while words with high vs. low syllable frequency increased activation in a left anterior inferior temporal region.

In a break with the tight-lipped secrecy typical for "SNL" casting decisions, word broke that the show's producers were indeed auditioning black women for a mid-season addition.

"We will judge the matter by deeds, rather by than decisions, words or intentions," he said.

Legacy from the orbital perspective is the projection of the effects, both good and bad, of our daily decisions, words, and actions as far into the future as we can.

The difference between these two tasks can probably be compared with that between lexical decision and word naming, where a word has to be read aloud.

That's a terrible decision: a word of advice to the Scottish Football Association: if you're looking for strike-breakers this weekend, best avoid Hungary.