Sentence examples similar to benevolent choice from inspiring English sources

So a pregnant woman in Britain is gently, with lots of benevolent talk of choice, consigned to a labyrinth, in urgent need of a ball of twine.

This isn't some sort of lifestyle choice our benevolent government can magic away by educating a gaggle of gelatinous serfs.

Ms. Part, a large-scale, expansive dancer, is a good choice for the benevolent calm of the Lilac Fairy.

4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.

Upon his arrival at the Pinewood set, both producer Albert R. Broccoli and director Lewis Gilbert felt that he was a poor choice, resembling a "poor, benevolent Santa Claus".

The policy consequences of this approach to optimal decisions are straightforward: EAOC would be the rational choices done by a benevolent social planner.

By any reasonable measure, the new eugenics, based on individual choice, represents a far more benevolent regime than the old racist sort.

But the "evil or eviler" tagline has more to do with marketing than with the game, which for the most part offers a choice closer to being an evil or benevolent despot.

The benevolent presenters of this festival are leaving us no choice this time around.

If the request is approved, the two companies have a choice to make — press on in hopes that the FCC is a little more benevolent this time around, or call it quits and go home.

Choice quote: "It is not wasps that should make us doubt the existence of a benevolent God – it is us, his children".