Sentence examples for too decided that from inspiring English sources

What if they too decided that art had a specific purpose – to make us a bit more sane, or a little bit wiser and kinder – and tried to use the art in their possession to prompt us to be so?

And before long, those neighbors, too, decided that owning a television set was a sine qua non of early post-World War II life and that to watch Milton Berle walk on the sides of his shoes each week was to laugh in paradise.

But he, too, decided that the government needed the banks it had -- instead, for example, of taking over the weakest megabanks and making them wards of the state.

What Boise has to offer was something I feel more and more employers will hope to find when they, too, decide that the bigger city isn't making the cut anymore.

Hawley is way too good to have decided that was the only way he could save Lou.

And he has apparently decided that's too old.

South considered bidding six spades but eventually decided that was too big a position to take.

It was an in-between number: She had considered $5,000, but decided that was too low.

They ultimately decided that was too risky -- wisely, it seems because Mr. Giuliani has been highly critical of the pardon.

Since August, the drop had gone down in public parks across the city, but the Dairy Fairy had decided that was too risky.

They decided that was too daring, so they increased the postseason ratios to 78 percent running plays on first downs and 75 percent running plays on second downs.