"People don't choose between things, they choose between descriptions of things," Kahneman observed.
How even to choose between genres; between children's books and poetry, the classics and science fiction, romance and fantasy?
"Families constantly are having to choose between essentials, between food costs and health care costs and energy costs, and housing".
He had to choose between Balanchine — between these imperishable works, which Kirstein, better than anyone, recognized as the summit of the art — and himself.
"They will choose between direction or uncertainty, between common sense or risky experiments, between steadiness or recklessness".
Ultimately every writer must choose between safety and invention; between life as a literary couch potato and imaginative exercise.
Almost all of them are Packers fans, and last Sunday they had to choose between frozen tundras, between catching fish or catching the Packers' playoff game on television.
Since 1999 British MEPs have been elected by a form of regional party-list PR, where voters can choose between parties but cannot choose between individual politicians.
And each time a train boards, they must choose between freedom and family; between staying and going.
GLENELG, AUSTRALIA — People who think they have to choose between city and beach, between convenience and long drives, take note.
