Sentence examples for choosing means from inspiring English sources

Here he seems to claim that one's choosing means insufficient for one's end can be deemed unreasonable, even though the end itself is not subject to such rational assessment.

Yet many clients "do not know anymore what choosing means," a project leader said.

One wrong move could destroy them all; failing to choose means certain death..

cannot choose means which unnecessarily burden or restrict constitutionally protected activity.

Even when people are the chosen means of execution, they are only part of the process.

Previously trade was the chosen means of securing them, while investment remained paltry.

Mr Bush has disclosed his intentions, but not his chosen means or timing.

Now the freedom to choose means that many are left on their own.

And in his shaping of a world in depth and substance through his chosen means of pure light Bellini is, dare I say it, Leonardo's … equal?

"If in fact what they chose means we're guilty of a crime, then every corporation in America ought to just cringe with fear," he said.

Instead, the behaviour that most exercised those questioned was not related to Bryant's sexuality, nor his chosen means of its expression, at all.