Sentence examples for something determine from inspiring English sources

So if you're feeling something, determine if it's valid.

If you do decide to give up something, determine what is important to you.

There is something driven and desperate about the way Wambach plays soccer, something determined yet unfinished.

Modism was a theory about meaning (significatio) of a word as opposed to its reference (suppositio), and reference was regarded as something determined by the logicians.

Technical terms not only denote something determined by their definitions, but they also encompass "a certain specific power, being not only a name but also a slogan", they have "a specific thought-charm".

It is up to you, and how much you really want something determines whether or not it will happen.

This is decided based on the charitable intention of the settlor, something determined on the facts of each individual case.

As far as the application of fines, the setting of bails, etcetera, that's not something determined in conjunction with city budget demands," he said.

"Supposedly pro-family values Republicans should understand that 'merit' is not something determined by the highest bidder in a country built on family and defined by its commitment to equality".

"But I think when you're writing about something, you have to report in a certain way so that people can learn something and determine for themselves.

The effect is odd — even for those of us who see literature as something readers determine incrementally and collectively.