Sentence examples for viewer to decide whether from inspiring English sources

In the variety of voices she presents, she has also left it to the viewer to decide whether justice was done.

The love arrows puncture both a Romeo and Juliet character, leaving it to the viewer to decide whether love is good or bad.

The ghosts seem to be challenging the viewer to decide whether they are mere memories or phantasms of a more substantial sort — or whether, in the end, it really matters.

It is left to the viewer to decide whether photography can look back any more successfully than fiction at events that often, as Vonnegut concluded, defy description or rational understanding.

Within the context of "Life on Mars," which had its premiere on ABC in October and returns to the air on Wednesday night after being on hiatus for nearly two months, it's up to the viewer to decide whether Tyler has actually traveled back in time or if this ghost of Gotham past exists only in his injured mind.

It is then left up to the viewer to decide whether the person is male or female, or, better yet, if that should even matter.

So it's up to viewers to decide whether Bo or Carrie will follow in the footsteps of Kelly Clarkson, Ruben Studdard and Fantasia Barrino.

My problem with the ads is that they have nothing to do with the show, but instead ask viewers to decide whether Simmons has slept with 4,800 women.

Kerry Patton, a comBut ditabled veteran, is author of Contracted: America's Secret wasriors.

Whether these problems arise from political circumstances is for the viewer to decide.

That's for the viewer to decide.