Sentence examples for truly decided from inspiring English sources

Yeltsin truly decided to cut off ties with the Party.

It sensitizes its managers to the illusions of mastery and trains them to suspect the accompanying belief that anything is ever truly decided.

You get the sense, in any case, that he hasn't truly decided what kind of writer he wants to be; his language seems to disavow naturalism, while his self-consciously gritty subject matter clings to it.

What I decided then I had truly decided long before, in deference to the hubris of believing that the masses only await our touch in order to to be enlightened.

Professor Freeman discusses when we can consider a revolution to have ended, arguing that a revolution is finally complete when a new political regime gains general acceptance throughout society - and that, for this reason, it is the American citizenry who truly decided the fate and trajectory of the American Revolution.

"Perhaps now is a good time to reflect upon the facts of how and why we truly decided to end our management relationship with you... Remember that you left us once for another agency and then came back a second time asking to be with us again and we welcomed you back.

He is still yet to score a goal that truly decides a crucial match for Chelsea.

"I never truly decide about a dress for a big awards show until five minutes before they have to leave.

We are the first generation that can truly decide who we want to be as a species.

Call Islamophobia out every time you see it in the media because if the public truly decides that this is not how they want to be informed, then it will have to change.

The first is why God sent commandments to people who cannot truly decide whether to obey them or disobey them.