Sentence examples for would deciding that from inspiring English sources
Realizing that being a senator would be too, too boring would be a personal reason, as would realizing that it would be too hard, as would deciding that the glory of the job isn't worth subjecting oneself to the attacks that come with it.
I would decide that's more than a little angry.
"I'm sure they would decide that wasn't good enough, and ask to move it somewhere else," he added.
I'd toy with serving a pinot grigio from Lorraine Bracco's vineyards in Italy, but would decide that's overkill.
Only Moodys would decide that was reason for a credit downgrade.
The following three novels, written between 1974 and 1979, were SF, because I'd decided that was what I was: a science fiction writer.
I'd decided that day that I was going to get lost.
They were a few years older than me and they'd decided that tonight was the night they introduced me to the joys of raving in a forest.
"They" would decide that.
Dr. Allawi would decide that.
Chen said a jury would decide that question.
