Sentence examples for choice much as from inspiring English sources

Delaware, through its utter permissiveness, became the corporate residence of choice, much as the Cayman Islands is a paper domicile for secrecy-minded bankers.

"This had been by choice as much as anything else..

Ms. Bowling says she barters as a lifestyle choice as much as out of economic need.

But that may be Jo's choice as much as the filmmaker's.

It's an intellectual choice as much as an emotional surrender.

It becomes akin to a lifestyle choice as much as the job from the player's perspective.

But this was a deliberate, even stubborn, artistic choice, as much as Wolf tried to commodify himself.

But "The Women" is about choice as much as it is about constraint, about performing identities and shucking them off, sometimes with tragic results.

As a lesbian, I resent my faith's being considered a mere lifestyle choice as much as I resent my sexuality's being considered as such.

By choice as much as by accident of geography and history, Britain has become an outlier among world powers, an island in more ways than one.

Perhaps this more direct pop feel – you can definitely dance to Ain't It Fun – is a practical choice as much as an artistic one.