Sentence examples for choice meant from inspiring English sources

But the choice meant little, and Mr. Bush recovered.

That choice meant complex procedure had to be compressed.

But after more than two years in her happy home, a court ruled that my choice meant nothing.

The state's primary is May 6. (But that choice meant overlooking Indiana, where the primary is the same day).

Was the choice meant, in fact, to be a conciliatory gesture, a peace offering — giving a plum and profitable assignment to a favorite of the Post's illuminati?

This has been typically seen as a political choice, meant to avoid angering too many Burmese voters if she wants to maintain national support.

Less choice means less intrigue.

If not, so-called choice means nothing".

Real choice means high quality schooling, provided consistently.

For the companies that make tablets, the choice means everything.

This choice means that their effectiveness is not considered.