In interviews, several committee members carefully chose their words.
The White House carefully chose the site of tonight's speech: the restored Union Terminal here.
Months ago we carefully chose colours for this and told the planning department.
Aides carefully chose this spot to represent the United States, as a whole, much better off than it had been.
Consulting a menu of firearms, they carefully chose their weapons, picking ones they had fired as part of their schooling.
From the age of 6, I carefully chose five or six every two weeks, working my way through the ones I could reach on progressively higher shelves.
Indeed, his sculptures pepper the Basque country, and Chillida carefully chose his own venue for a striking sculpture park, in Hernani, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.
Warhol, so often seen as a heartless observer of celebrity and sleaze, carefully chose it and turned it into a print to make that evidence permanent, indelible, unforgettable.
When asked whether the league would exist if Anschutz pulled out, Garber carefully chose his words: "We would have enormous struggles in determining our future without A.E.G".
Valedictorians, by contrast, conformed to the expectations of school and carefully chose careers that were likely to be socially and financially secure: "As a rule, valedictorians relegated their early interests to hobbies, second majors, or regretted dead ends.
Michele Simmons thought the small privately owned care home in London she carefully chose for her 77-year-old mother, Gilda, (pictured below) who has dementia, was a warm and welcoming place.
