Sentence examples for that really determines from inspiring English sources

It's our inner voice that really determines how we approach something.

"If he had not had this apparatus of bones and sinews and the rest, he could not follow up on his judgment, but it remains true that it is his judgment on the question that really determines whether he will sit or run" (Taylor 1956, pp. 200-1).

Consumer reviews of the product have generally been positive but if this pilot program goes well, it will be the class of '09 that really determines whether it makes the grade.

But ultimately, it's how a person INTERPRETS the facts (and so-called/alleged facts) that really determines how they feel about a particular candidate.

While Nielsen ratings can certainly give a general overview of a show's popularity throughout the year (despite the fact that the measurement system is outdated, according to journalists and industry insiders alike) in our increasingly tech-savvy world, it's online relevance that really determines a show's cultural cachet.

Among 25- to 54-year-olds, the demographic that really determines success or failure for morning shows, the ratings race remains tight.

"These are the things that really determine how films are made or not".

In any case, it might not be the tactical votes that really determine the outcome of Saturday night's show.

But what we've learned is that it's the cue and the reward that really determine why a habit unfolds.

If you go back to what some of us would call the golden age of publishing, (the 1930s and 1940s, even into the 1920s), it was the publisher and that publisher's taste that really determined the dimension of the list, the nature of the books on the list.

This would be, in effect, to correlate our systematically distorted ways of perceiving ourselves as free agents pursuing as an end a model of human nature with the causes that really determine our actions.