Sentence examples for constantly chosen from inspiring English sources

As the theatre scholar Marc Robinson puts it, her "words have the liveliness of being constantly chosen".

As a result, they're constantly choosing between cutting what Texans demand and increasing taxes and fees Texans don't want to pay.

A rabble rouser whose purpose may be revolution or just watching the dust rise, the iconic rocker constantly chooses between making people happy and making them uncomfortable.

That's an accomplishment, and because we sell some every day, we need to be constantly choosing the next best books to put on our shelves.

The gaming world is fragmented, and gamers are asked to constantly choose or pay the price of having it all.

Mainstream music fans don't want to constantly choose what to listen to, so streaming services are embracing radio.

The presence of an observer may influence the behaviour of research participants, and the process of observation is inescapably selective because the researcher constantly chooses what to register and record (Miles and Huberman [1994]; Angrosino [2008]).

Belief must come as a choice and not mandate and like many aspects of being Muslim, we must not only choose once in life but constantly choose to follow our scriptured ideals.

Anybody who constantly chooses to spend their days at the same boring pools at German-owned hotels on Mallorca shouldn't be surprised if they're quickly starting to look old.

Because she doesn't have the money to buy an irrigation system, she relies on good weather for her entire livelihood, cannot afford basic health care and must constantly choose between basic necessities.

He's pushed to "privatize" the former and turn the latter into a voucher-style program in which people have to constantly choose (and rechoose) between competing private insurers.