Sentence examples for choice with which from inspiring English sources
"Lonesome Dove" won the prize that year, a choice with which I have no quarrel.
The choice with which you are faced on Thursday carries more weight and meaning than it has done for decades.
My only quibble was with the protest's musical choice, with which I feel the fans missed a trick.
The fact that Congress chose to impose some forms of secondary liability, but not others, indicates a deliberate congressional choice with which the courts should not interfere.
After the solid French programming, in which Berlioz was prefaced by Fauré's Pelléas et Mélisande Suite, Haydn's Clock Symphony seemed a disjointed choice with which to conclude.
Based on interviews with patients we investigated how the patients perceive information given and the situation of choice with which they have been confronted.
Although there are many possible choices for these second-order beliefs, we regard a policy as optimal as long as there is at least one of such choices with which the policy maximizes the total reward.
Switzerland offers the best example of the next step: its Smartvote system presents a list of policy choices with which you can agree or disagree, then compares your answers with the policies of the parties and candidates contesting the election.
Months of adept opposition campaigning on "the cost of living" has been brutally swept aside by a slew of positive economic data – alongside the hard economic choices with which the Chancellor is confronting Labour.
Mr Diamond wrote: "Months of adept opposition campaigning on 'the cost of living' have been brutally swept aside by a slew of positive economic data – alongside the hard economic choices with which the Chancellor is confronting Labour".
In discussing the seven contributions and their methodological and analytical commonalities but also diversity, I show how they attend to the linguistic and multi-modal choices with which digital media users and producers orient to, negotiate, foreground or challenge aspects of the here & now as well as of any other places and times invoked in their communication.
