Sentence examples for choices still from inspiring English sources

Saint Laurent's menswear choices still look modern.

Its toughest choices still lie ahead.At first blush, that might seem odd.

Decisions will not be any easier to make after the election, and policy choices still available today may have evaporated in six months.

Less of an overt manifesto than The Audacity of Hope, Barack Obama's book published ahead of his first White House run six years ago, Hard Choices still manages to adroitly position Clinton for a 2016 presidential bid.

"Do think your boss or your insurance company or some politician in Concord or Washington should control your health care choices?" Still, among the 6,000 supporters gathered in a park here, under a canopy of brilliant autumn colors, there were unmistakable signs that Mr. Obama's first debate had sapped enthusiasm, even if he rebounded in the Long Island face-off.

Linda is impossibly posh, ridiculously well-connected, horribly pretty, and gets to wear some deeply enviable clothes – I cherish the memory of her stumping in cork-soled sandals across her Paris flat – but her hopeless lovelorn yearnings and hapless choices still break the hearts of sensitive young things everywhere.

Maddux's choice still echoes, even 18 years later.

The basic premise – that education means choice – still matters today, the world over.

Three years down the line, my choice still causes a strained relationship with the family.

"The economics of the decision may have changed but the choice still remains".

The choice still seemed slightly odd, especially with an abundance of Stravinsky looming in this year's Mostly Mozart Festival.