Sentence examples for gradually decided that it from inspiring English sources
And while Obama twisted in these webs, the public gradually decided that it liked bigger government more in theory than in practice.
But it also demonstrates the degree to which many American Jews have gradually decided that admissions policies designed to boost minority enrollment do not threaten their own hard-won foothold in elite colleges and graduate schools.
But, in the years after the Los Angeles campaign, Graham had gradually decided that doctrinal differences weren't that important among Christians.
The anecdote elevated Dick's opinion of Little Perry; he began to see more of him, and, like Willie-Jay, though for dissimilar reasons, gradually decided that Perry possessed unusual and valuable qualities.
"The effect of satellite TV is very big," said one young woman who said that she was initially aghast when she saw fellow Muslim women in Turkey wearing bikinis but gradually decided that there was more than one way to live.
Back in Ireland, Lucy is raised by Henry and his wife, Bridget, while the people of Enniseala gradually decide that the Gaults have fallen into poverty or died.
The railroad recently decided that it will gradually replace its flawed, heavy, and relatively slow Acela high-speed trains.
But policymakers decided that it would be "prudent to wait" for evidence that the economy had not deteriorated and that inflation would gradually move back toward the Fed's 2% annual target.
We had gradually decided, together, that I needed help with specific things, not constant minding.
