Sentence examples for a simple choice to make from inspiring English sources

Lara says that, growing up in Mexico City during the 90s, with issues of Q or NME hard to come by, most alternative fans had a simple choice to make between the bands you could easily hear about: you either liked the Cure or the Smiths (as a DJ he tried to straddle both, but his heart lay with Morrissey).

Back in 2006, I could either call or text anyone in my contact list: a simple choice to make.

Back in 2006, I could either call or text anyone in my contact list: a simple choice to make.

I knew back then that cancer was a new relationship that was forming and I had a few simple choices to make.

Yasina recently wrote in Forbes Russia: "There is a simple choice to be made: either you lie there, turned towards the wall, and lament, or you try to live out the days you are fated to live out, and do so with dignity".

We had New York Post "expert" Andrea Peyser snarling that "we've been looking at addiction all wrong," happy to set the record straight that Hoffman was damn well not a victim but a rich actor whose rent was "nearly 5¹/₂ times my monthly mortgage payment," who just made a simple "choice" to kill himself.

The thought was to give a simple rating/assessment, combined with user choice to make it more actionable and empowering.

We have the choice to make life complicated or simple.

"They are there to make sensible decisions … if I can't trust them there is a simple choice for us to make," he said last month.

The magazine writes: "It's not surprising that a kid who grew up on a cattle ranch in South Dakota would himself end up working in the fields, but Preszler's journey to a Long Island winery turned on a simple choice he made as a student.

What this contribution reminds us about is this: politics can make a pretty simple choice – to be broken, or not broken.