Sentence examples for earliest choices from inspiring English sources

We also emerge and begin making choices in a context of ambiguity, ignorance, and misperception, and behind our earliest choices lie a host of genetically determined inclinations and environmental (including social and cultural) influences.

Such practices mean students' early choices are increasingly important.

Even in these early choices, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was showing tendencies that would dominate future competitions.

When there is a profusion of new choices, the allure of earlier choices can begin to dim.

His early choices were much influenced by the critic Clement Greenberg, who favored the Color Field painters and Anthony Caro sculptures.

Had you known that Doris Day and Ronald Reagan were the early choices to play Mr. and Mrs. Robinson?

One thing on which opinion appears to be united, however, is that the early choices of the Swedish Academy were eccentric, and none more so than the first.

She had been appointed, with an annual pay and benefits package worth £500,000, after May's two earlier choices for the post also resigned prematurely.

When a social policy entails major setup costs and large numbers of people who must devote time and resources to developing expertise, early choices become difficult to reverse.

I'd hoped that the Indian stuff might lead them to weed out some of their earlier choices, but no such luck.

When the MacArthur program started in 1981, many of its early choices were already well-known figures like the author Robert Penn Warren.