Sentence examples for embrace choices from inspiring English sources
The whole point of feminism is to embrace choices and be anything one wants to be without judging another woman on her choices.
"You've got to embrace competition, embrace choice and own that landscape and not be intimidated or reactive," he said.
Even the brutally linear Call of Duty franchise embraced choice this year with Black Ops, a game with variation in timeline and narrative depending on certain decisions.
But in the ideological realignment of the party that took place in the 70's and 80's, a long procession of Catholic Democrats -- from Senator Ted Kennedy to Representative Dennis Kucinich -- embraced "choice" in their quest for higher office.
I feel Journey is the creative achievement of the year but my personal favorite is the quirky, original Catherine, a unique game which embraces choice in its form while also showing the shadowy, paralyzing underside of our moral decisions in its content.
School choice not only gives poor parents the ability to buy up; it also gives school professionals more respect and choice, and communities embrace the choices that succeed.
Missing in the ideological embrace of choice for choice's sake is any suggestion of the public school as a public good as a centering locus for a community and as a shared pillar of the commonweal, in which all citizens have an investment.
As we use up the world’s natural resources, we have no choice but to embrace alternative ways to power cars.
A preëmptive embrace of choices that haven't yet been thought of might serve as an apt characterization of Trump's entire, chaotic cabinet-selection process.
Individuals can live as they choose, unless it genuinely hurts someone else, but we cannot be forced to embrace those choices.
