Sentence examples for choosing battles from inspiring English sources

However, I've learned to save my sanity by choosing battles carefully, so hit "checkout" without hesitation.

Part of judgment is choosing battles.

He's a lawyer, well trained in the art of choosing battles, which I am not.

Most parents struggle with this more right after a divorce, and then become more skilled at choosing battles over time.

"If you mean one knows what the other is doing, and that there are efforts at promoting a synergy at times during battles and in choosing battles, this does exist," he said.

I tell my clients that being part of a parenting team requires acquiescing, picking and choosing battles and sometimes it helps to view your partner as just another child to work around.

As Mr Duhalde was being chosen, battles raged outside Congress between his supporters and left-wing opponents.

Their own parents, if they're there, pick and choose battles, but eventually, someone snaps, ideally before the playground swing does.

They also like to choose battles they can win, which is one reason they've avoided the German solution of monumental amounts of turbocharged power with a ferocious price tag.

Though wounded in the foot and unable to lead the army in person, Charles chose battle and attacked the Russian fortified camp at Poltava on July 8 June 277, old style; June 28, Swedish style).

The proposition that the Blairites have torn any meaning from the heart of political discourse is scarcely new, but what makes this book different is the passion with which Oborne engages in his chosen battle.