Sentence examples for left to decide for from inspiring English sources

Americans were left to decide for themselves what "every precaution" and "appropriate safety measures" might mean.

People will probably be left to decide for themselves what to make of the information.

You can try hurrying it along in manual mode, but it's at its best when left to decide for itself.

Those with less-damaged property were, for the most part, left to decide for themselves how to spend whatever insurance money they received.

As Madge and Harrisson explained in one of their manifestos, when George's brother Edward abdicated, in December, "millions of people who passed their lives as the obedient automata of a system" were suddenly left to decide for themselves what they thought of its breakdown.

When the violinist Robert McDuffie asked Philip Glass to compose him a companion concerto to Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Glass responded with a work with no clues among its four movements as to where winter, spring, summer or autumn can be found – listeners are left to decide for themselves.

Employees are left to decide when and for how long they should go surfing in the Caribbean.

There are almost 50 cases left to decide before the justices leave for their summer break at the end of June.

For many decades before the Rehnquist reappraisal, the court left Congress to decide for itself what legislation was "appropriate".

But whether this is a struggle against forces of nature or unruly human passions is something viewers are left free to decide for themselves.

However the source repeated it on a number of occasions so we have left people to decide for themselves whether it's true".