Sentence examples for choice of something from inspiring English sources

His choice of something other than Wimbledon seemed to have a certain pointedness.

In a few years someone will have to come along and announce the revolutionary idea of getting rid of the "bog standard" academy and offering the choice of something new and different.

"It's about giving the British people a choice of something that is fundamental to our constitutional arrangements and fundamental to our future," he told MPs.

And Democrats may be left with the choice of something or nothing.

Engineering is now tied with education--each the choice of something less than one in 10 freshmen--just about where it was in 1966.

When kids can't stay at home, they often make the reasonable choice of something potentially safer -- a friend's house, a relative's, even the street.

In every piece of work, at one juncture or another, a writer has the choice of doing something weird or something true.

He continued, "I like those pieces, but giving people the choice of doing something much wackier and fun and artistically significant is something we ought to be doing".

But the best piano recitals, in keeping with the word "recital," should have a quasi-literary dimension, where a performer offers a discourse on music by the choice of works, something Mr. Torquati did exceptionally well in his fascinating program.

When, at the very last moment, it comes down to a choice of doing something unpalatable or seeing the currency union destroyed, even German politicians choose the first option.

Fans of the Western as far away as India will no doubt see in Sherman's choice of setting something much more than a picturesque backdrop.