Sentence examples for lonely decision from inspiring English sources

Obama finds himself at that same lonely decision point now.

It is a lonely decision each day, especially when it's cold and raining.

ABC made the lonely decision to cut away from regular programming to give its viewers a seat on history.

The vice president reprised his story of Mr. Obama's lonely decision to order a commando raid on Bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan and played off Theodore Roosevelt's famous admonition to "speak softly and carry a big stick".

It would take "the wisdom of Solomon" to know what to do about the thousands of reports of abuse the state received each year, he said: "Whether the state should take a child away from his parents is an extremely difficult and very lonely decision".

In a series of budgets, he oversaw a shift from direct to indirect taxation, the abolition of exchange controls – which he described as "the most difficult and lonely decision I took as chancellor" – the institution of a medium-term financial strategy and the wholesale privatisation of utilities.

"The success of future actions, both economically and politically, will not lie in isolation or policies of lonely decision-making," Mr. Rau said.

Most of it sounds lonely: "Decisions" echoes Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side".

It remains the loneliest decision I have ever made, and I see no reason to go back on it now".

As the repercussions of Iraq and Afghanistan play out, many soldiers and veterans will continue making the loneliest of decisions.

It was a lonely but practical decision, she says.