Sentence examples for choice to hide from inspiring English sources

Now comes a choice: to hide another such inconvenient truth and shield those who continue to use chemical weapons; or really to stand up for their elimination.

But, going back to the stuff you did in the first "Yes Men" movie, and through these two newspaper parodies, it strikes me that you all make a clear choice to hide your work in plain sight.

The centerpiece of Stewart's piece was on former CEO of BP, Jim Browne, who recently wrote a book on his years of anguish and the difficulty of his choice to hide his sexual orientation at work.

A fundamental design choice was to hide details about specific storage providers and services from the end user.

The disability movement talks about accepting all types of disabilities and differences, but I feel like I have no choice but to hide my true self.

"Fear that we can't compete with the rest of the world even when rules are fair, fear that our country has no choice but to hide behind walls.

All one can do is make a choice between trying to hide them, like the unseemly legacy of a lost war, or displaying them proudly like the scars of a battle still being fought.

If you're going to be pissed half the time as a parent – which is a fair enough life choice, really – learn to hide how pissed you are.

The €500 note is worth in the region of £400 depending on exchange rates (more than eight times the value of the Bank of England's largest publicly circulated note), and had become the currency choice for gangs to hide their profits.

The Taliban made a choice to continue hiding terrorists.

The Taliban made a choice to continue hiding terrorists, and now they are paying a price.