Sentence examples for a smart choice for from inspiring English sources

The early Merce Cunningham dance "Septet" (1953) is a smart choice for a chamber ballet troupe.

As for the sporty ankle boots, they look to be a smart choice for future urban warriors.

It's a smart choice for those who tend to grow weary of repeated narrations on other apps.

I don't think O'Brien was a smart choice for the "Tonight Show," but he should have been given at least a year before being written off.

The conclusions will almost certainly fuel the debate over whether organic foods are a smart choice for healthier living or a marketing tool that gulls people into overpaying.

Tragic titles ("An Experiment in Misery," "The Happy Failure"), stately author photos, and a neon color palette make these paperbacks a smart choice for savvy subway (or beach) reading.

It's a smart choice of historical bookends, for no other two postwar public events have so glaringly illuminated the deep social transformation that Hitchens, a longtime journalist on London's conservative Daily Express (and brother of the distinctly nonconservative Christopher Hitchens, a columnist for Vanity Fair and The Nation) seeks to explain.

He seems to me like a really smart choice for Defense.

Karen M. Ignagni, president of America's Health Insurance Plans, said Ms. Sebelius would be "a very smart choice" for health secretary.

Starting with a least controversial genetic test after being halted in 2013 was, for both parties, a smart choice to test the waters and work towards further regulation from there.

That's a smart choice.