Sentence examples for disturbing choice from inspiring English sources

And we, as Americans, have made a disturbing choice.

Bouattia's supporters hail it as a powerful victory for diversity and radical politics; her critics lament her election as a disturbing choice that could lead to an irreconcilable schism between the union and mainstream student opinion.

Anyways, I (seriously) just emailed Apple press about who was responsible for that bizarre and disturbing choice of Outro music (watch the video above, it's super weird), because yeah, as Jay Yarow points out, that would have never happened while Jobs was still around.

The group ran a slanderous newspaper advertisement campaign against the NIF and its chairwoman, Prof. Naomi Chazan, drawing a horn on her head (a disturbing choice of anti-Semitic imagery, made by a so-claimed Second Zionist Revolution movement, to ridicule a former Knesset member).

These are all very, very disturbing choices by the North Koreans".

But for those people who live far from the world of Romney's wealth or, for that matter, the income or health care coverage of members of congress like Ryan, this is a disturbing, disappointing choice.

Someone confronted with a supreme emergency is indeed in what is often colloquially called "a moral dilemma" in the sense that she faces a disturbing and difficult choice situation, but that does not make it a moral dilemma in a philosophically interesting sense.

Andrew Copson, chief executive of the British Humanist Association, said: "It is deeply disturbing that anti-choice groups are so easily able to enter schools and present these damaging fictions.

Most of the differences between models result from different choices of data selection, the removal of (or correction for) the disturbing fields of other sources, choice of analytical method and weighting, and physical hypotheses on the nature of the sources.

Elsewhere, she rails against modern plastic surgery ("violence disguised as choice") and the disturbing new trend for "vaginal tightening" and "labia correcting" inspired by porn.

Not at the conditions – where were predictably depressing – but at a disturbing, slanted and nearly unethical choice to call the young people held in these facilities not children but something else: "detainees".