Sentence examples for But chosen from inspiring English sources

The sentence, by the Venerable Bede, a seventh-century theologian, contains Pope Francis' self-chosen motto, "miserando atque eligendo," which loosely translates as "lowly but chosen".

WINE LIST Brief, but chosen to be food-friendly.

And to paraphrase the artist, these pieces are not found, but chosen.

Familiar numbers alternated with others not so often chosen -- but chosen here with care and made to work.

And is not the administrative state of the New Deal and its successors a fairly recent event, hardly inevitable but chosen by the American people?

Still, Te'o had all but chosen Southern California, where players of Polynesian descent have flocked, over Notre Dame and Brigham Young.

Go, but choose carefully.

But choose the dole?

But choose your beach wisely.

But choose your editor carefully.

But choose the doctor and hospital carefully.