Sentence examples for really determined by from inspiring English sources

"One's existence," he said, "is really determined by one's mental train of thought".

Is much of our culture really determined by things that happened four decades ago?

The best market weight for each lamb is really determined by the ram at the time of breeding.

By The New Yorker April 13 , 2012Is much of our culture really determined by things that happened four decades ago?

But one of Europe's little secrets is that Euroscepticism and Europhilia are not really determined by the head, but by the heart (and life-story).

"A lot of folks expect interrogations to reveal a smoking gun, but the value of what you get is really determined by an analyst later," said one American intelligence official.

"High performance is really determined more by intensity than volume," he added.

"We blocked shots, had great headers out of the defence, it was a really determined effort by the players and we still played our football into the bargain".

Its health is [really determined by whether] our brands resonate more or less with audiences they serve.

But on a longer time scale, much of a president's legacy — at least that part of his legacy measured by the Dow Jones industrial average — has really been determined by "whether markets are high or low when you came into office, not what sorts of policies you bring in to spark it up," Professor Siegel said.

Whether one treatment is superior can only really be determined by further randomized studies.