Sentence examples for choices that define from inspiring English sources

Such are the choices that define a leader.

All three of us have made strong choices that define who we are as artists and as women.

Jodie is someone who has spent 35 years making choices that define her as a woman and define women in film.

A real strategy involves a clear set of choices that define what the firm is going to do and what it's not going to do.

They are about the legacies and structures that hem in our choices, that define the circumference of our imaginations, that trigger our personal gut reaction to the very word "dream".

In transmuting the wars of the battlefield into those of high-stakes capitalism, Mr. Stone, who is co-author of "Wall Street" and will also direct it, has also transposed his other obsession: the critical moral choices that define character with irrevocable consequences.

Democrats roared with passion and pride as a beaming Mrs. Clinton took the stage after her daughter, Chelsea, introduced her as an American who was inspired by her own mother's impoverished childhood and had faced personal and professional choices that defined generations of women.

Not just in one-off events, but more consistently as a part of the daily behavior, decisions and choices that defines our city's culture.

Looking back at it, it was a great choice that defined my career and my life".

It is choice that defines us all.

"You are the ones you've been waiting for" and "we choose to do it in the dark...they do it in the dark because of our choices" are messages that define what we want our legacy to be: one of lifelong sustainability and climate justice.