Sentence examples for we ever decided from inspiring English sources

At oral argument, Justice Antonin Scalia asked sarcastically, "Have we ever decided an equal protection case on the basis that... it's just too expensive?" The plaintiffs should win their case on both the Constitution and common sense.

Lost in the minute details of that one night in Benghazi is the much more critical question of why we ever decided to bomb Libya and remove Gaddafi in the first place, given the chaos and destruction that has followed.

These guys were family way before we ever decided to invite them on.

My wife and I were certainly a family before we had our son, and before we ever decided to have children.

If we ever decided we were either secure enough, or more willing to live without the unreachable idea of total security, the American way of war and the national security state would lose much of their meaning.

"We were already deeply involved in the life-and-death struggle of that country, and March 2003 happens to mark the only time that we ever decided to intervene, after a protracted and open public debate, on the right side and for the right reasons," Hitchens wrote.

How would we ever decide?

"When we no longer have it — or if we ever decide to stop using it — that may be a number to which our own naturally gravitates".

How could we ever decide whether our world is deterministic or not?

"We'll want to take these conditions into consideration if we ever decide to explore the Titan surface some day".

If we ever decide to do a one-man show, this is going to be it from start to finish.