Sentence examples for choice whatever from inspiring English sources

Ride 'em cowboy Ranch holidays are a perennially popular choice, whatever your riding ability.

The fact is that almost all women of childbearing age use some form of contraception, as a matter of independent choice, whatever their religious identity.

Her analysis of Eichmann was a demand for individual responsibility, an insistence on the need constantly to exercise personal choice, whatever society might dictate.

Bob Satchwell, executive director of the Society of Editors, said: "It is wrong that people in England and Wales cannot read in the media of their choice whatever everyone else in the world knows already.

For decades, these women had very little choice: whatever fight they fought, they had only the weapons of the nineteenth-century religious revival: the sermon, the appeal, the conversion, the crusade.

The choice, whatever its motive, could easily appear as a personal attack on the gay and lesbian community, as well as all the Generation Xers and Millennials for whom targeting someone's sexual orientation just seems so 20th-century — an unacceptable holdover from another age.

You still have to make healthy food choices, whatever your diet.

Government at all levels face difficult choices whatever the outcome of the referendum.

We need to implement policies that support parents' choices, whatever they may be.

Republican leaders and others on the right have excoriated opponents of Mr. Bush's cabinet choices, whatever the ground of opposition.

The good news is that we have choices: Whatever exercise you choose is fine.