Sentence examples for a dramatic choice from inspiring English sources

In other words, a dramatic choice, but not a risky one.

It's less of a dramatic choice for me to have an only child than it is for others.

DAVENPORT, IOWA — Standing on stages across Iowa and marveling the size of his crowds, Mitt Romney says this election "is a dramatic choice between two different paths for America".

But his declared willingness to "fight" on the big issues, contrasted with Mr. Bush's conservative agenda and advocacy of amorphous bipartisanship, lays out a dramatic choice in the final two weeks.

The article captures some of the last-minute campaigning being done by all six Republican contenders in Iowa (the former Utah governor Jon Huntsman opted not to compete there), including Mitt Romney: Standing on stages across Iowa and marveling the size of his crowds, Mitt Romney says this election "is a dramatic choice between two different paths for America".

There was a dramatic choice.

But it would be better still if Puerto Rico had a more dramatic choice available — namely, the ability to declare bankruptcy.

But it would be better still if Puerto Rico had a more dramatic choice available namely, the ability to declare bankruptcy.

"And for the artist it's a far more dramatic choice.

This crucial plot point, revealed just before interval, arrives via Frank's voluntary check-up at the local GP, a pretty lax dramatic choice on Williamson's part.

Mr. Gore has been trying to frame the race as a dramatic ideological choice, between his own moderate, centrist views and those of a candidate who would be following the dictates of the right wing, especially with nominations of Supreme Court justices who would oppose abortion.