Sentence examples for choice presented from inspiring English sources

For example, the exact same choice presented or "framed" in different ways could elicit different decisions, a finding that traditional economic theory could not explain.

For one Israeli commentator, the story was true and demonstrated the cruel existential choice presented to the Jewish people by the war.

Within Mr. Romney's campaign, however, his options were never seen as the binary choice presented by the "Will Mitt make a play for Iowa?" media parlor game.

That was the choice presented Friday in United States District Court as the prosecution and the defense made their opening statements in the bribery trial of Welch and Johnson.

Although change seems to be the flavour of the month, the choice presented to voters this fall is really between a major strategic shift in American policy on one side, and essentially more of the same with some minor adjustments on the other.

In other words, Mr. Hurwitz explained, the choice presented to the Justice Department was this: either let us get married and have a say in our union or try to stop us — in which case, we're just going to start seriously dating.

Jane Eaglen, the current Brünnhilde and Isolde of choice, presents newly recorded repertoire on Italian Opera Arias Sony Classicall).

Take these twins on holiday, and another choice presents itself: whether to celebrate the present or get really depressed instead.

So you discuss the merits of every establishment you pass until, at long last, a mutually acceptable choice presents itself.

Oscar and Lucinda, this month's book club choice, presents a small problem for this web column, because I've already reviewed the book here.

Nicola Marlow's cream silk dress – a last-minute choice, presenting her with "a wholly unfamiliar version of herself" – is, luckily, the perfect outfit for the second party.