Sentence examples for choose a better from inspiring English sources

We can and must choose a better path.

The natural response is not to abandon nudges but to choose a better default.

For the love of God, I implore you to choose a better film than this.

When researchers helped parents choose a better "media diet" for 3- to 5-year-olds, the results were encouraging.

Maybe now, Mike Lupica writes in The Daily News, the next generation of would-be cheaters are paying attention and maybe some will choose a better path.

In a society geared towards the individual, and dominated by consumerism and celebrity, we are constantly encouraged to choose a better life for ourselves.

"Unless she went out with somebody who played for West Brom," Chiles jokes, "I couldn't choose a better footballer for her".

"America's men and women in uniform have fought block by block, province by province, year after year, to give the Iraqis this chance to choose a better future.

Could the newspaper sometimes choose a better word in a story or pay more attention to transgressions in other parts of society?

But Jeff Guinn's Manson: The Life and Times of Charles Manson will at least shatter your illusion that most people, given the option, would choose a better family for themselves than the one they are born in.

If you want to write a romantic mystery meta-novel in which two bibliophiles investigate the conspiracy around an enigmatic Eastern European author, you couldn't choose a better team.