Sentence examples for choosing with a from inspiring English sources

There's no picking and choosing with a polymath.

The digital generation is doing what Mr Schwartz calls "picking", not "choosing": "With a world of choices rushing by like a music video," he says, "all a picker can do is grab this or that and hope for the best".

As Messrs MacFarquhar and Schoenhals point out, the Red Guards rampaged through Chinese factories, towns, schools and government departments to attack the ever-changing targets of Mao's choosing with a damnably solid enthusiasm.

In what Hammond described as a "generous" package, the defence secretary told MPs in a written statement that "local staff" will be offered up to five years of training or education in Afghanistan, in a subject of their own choosing, with a "living stipend" based on their final salary.

He chose with a keen eye.

The wine list is long and well chosen, with a strong Italian accent.

His roles, I suggest, often seem chosen with a keen sense of purpose in mind.

Her degree was not chosen with a specific career in mind.

"What I do promise is that everything has been chosen with a human touch".

It certainly wasn't chosen with a view to future threats such as climate change.

The book's title seems chosen with a sense of irony.