Sentence examples for sentimental decisions from inspiring English sources

The Yankees understand the folly of sentimental decisions.

New York being New York, Williams heard that although he was a wonderful guy and that old softie Steinbrenner had made the sentimental decision, maybe Albert Belle would have been a better idea, given Williams's visits to the disabled list.

Such was the passion men like Shufeldt displayed for nature that Greenberg, despite his disgust, can't resist closing his account of Martha with the scientist's sentimental decision not to dissect the bird's heart, and with his salute to "the last 'Blue Pigeon' that the world will ever see alive".

Yet even at New York, Le Toux was making noises about his affection for Philadelphia — and whether or not he did enough on footballing terms to merit a return, it was a popular sentimental decision that saw him back and suiting up for the 2013 Union.

In 1942, members of the British Parliament characterised the campaign in Greece as a "political and sentimental decision".

Take those tough decisions now: sentimental tree, now grossly overgrown its spot?

So did any sentimental considerations sway my decision to invest in Jersey Boys?

"But at the time it was a rugby decision, not a sentimental one".

"My husband was much more sentimental than I was" about the decision to sell, Mrs. Harvey said.

Perhaps surprisingly, sentimental Kiefer Sutherland drama Touch survived, a decision that's more down to star wattage than anything else.

For many, any decision will undoubtedly shift from the sentimental to the economic.