Sentence examples for a tiny choice from inspiring English sources

He patted the Algerians on the back for a deeply flawed presidential election (I was there too) and enthused about the pathetic attempts by the Saudis and other autocratic regimes in the region to give their people a tiny choice.

Any translation is a new text built of a thousand tiny choices.

Tiny, choice and expensive ($14 for five small bites), the dainty salmon rollups were plated with thin slices of pickled pearl onion and dollops of mild mustard and dilled sour cream.

Living your path, each tiny choice leads to the next, moment to moment.

Every page in a novel is a result of hundreds of tiny choices, both linguistic and imaginative, made word by word, syllable by syllable.

Says Jenn of Tiny Choices: "While I'm not a proponent of objectifying women, I do think it's pretty neat that the photos sex-up compost stations and veggie-oil cars.... Hey Habana: how about including pin-up men in the 2010 calendar, and making it equal-opportunity eco-objectification?" Agreed.

How many tiny choices do you make every single morning before you leave for work?

Hitchcock, in his replies, proved that the illusion of mainstream effortlessness rose from tiny choices made with intention and care.

While choosing which flavour crisps you'd like is hardly life-changing, all the tiny choices we make each day do cumulatively impact upon our lives.

All of your tiny choices add up – even decreasing your meat intake by just one less burger a week can result in the same environmental benefit as taking your car off the road for 320 miles.

Our untrammeled path back to prosperity — should we choose to blaze it — is millions of personal revolutions made up of billions of tiny choices that reclaim our humanity from the heartless merchants of indifference, fear, anger, and vanity.