Sentence examples for not really decided from inspiring English sources

Whatever the stakes are, the reader decides, they are not really decided in the sublunary realm.

I've not really decided whether to take him to Kempton yet, I'm in two minds.

Yet Mr Keane, a professor of politics at Westminster University in London, has not really decided which interests him more.

"[But] there are other demands that are not really decided by shareholders".

"It's not that we disagreed, but we agreed we could not really decide".

"We felt we could not really decide his intent," Mr. Voigt said.

Here, again, there will be a clash of intuitions between causalists and noncausalists, with the former maintaining that if S's desire to get her glasses plays no role at all in bringing about her decision, then even if the content of her decision is to enter for the sake of getting her glasses, she does not really decide for that reason and citing it does not truly explain her decision.

So I asked him about the relationship and it turned out that the guy could not really decide if he wanted to continue or quit.

A: No, I hadn't really decided.

"So we haven't really decided.

"We haven't really decided anything yet," Azarenka said.