Sentence examples for choice lying in from inspiring English sources

According to Aristotle, "virtue is a state of character, concerned with choice lying in a mean, that is, the mean relative to us" [ 37].

The other hard choice lies in deciding how to cope with the effects of climate change without restricting economic growth.

The Jesuit presents "the world and reality as already essentially penetrated and formed, the real world's constituent info generated... now a meaningful choice lay in herding, corralling and organizing that torrential flow of info".

Because part of the choice lies in something ineffable — the air you breathe, the sounds you hear, the shadow light as a bird's wing that falls across fearful eyes — something that cannot be seized or rendered at a distance.

The choice lies in their hands.

Access to this choice lies in your hands".

Now the choice lies in America's hands.

The choice lies in how we choose to deal with it.

The really tricky choices lie in the acting awards.

The difference among the possible choices lies in latitude coverage, formation stability, and collision avoidance aspects.

Many of these choices lie in not commonly considered industries or up-and-coming fields of study.