Notice that Lenz evidently chose the opposing wines.
Without pressing the symbolic connection too far, Glyndebourne evidently chose their season opener with intent.
The four composers were evidently chosen with some care for variety, yet their pieces share many features, some of them curious.
It found the Lale Andersen recording in a cellar in Vienna and evidently chose it because an officer liked the bugle-call introduction that had been written by her accompanist.
An excerpt from The Odyssey is evidently chosen for its evocation of "blowback", and is followed by an oddly aggressive address to a commuter ("Northerner... commoner") about to be killed or maimed in a 7/7 tube bomb at King's Cross ("here's you on the News"), though questions of complicity and victimhood are only fleetingly raised.
The jaunty Bob met his French wife after dropping on to her parents' house as a paratrooper on D-Day, 6 June 1944, and Benson was evidently chosen for the role because of his strong resemblance to Gene Kelly, who appeared briefly in Les demoiselles de Rochefort, Jacques Demy's 1960s tribute to the MGM musical.
After the war, "A Shropshire Lad" travelled in the breast pockets of the generation who had taken up rambling and rediscovering the English countryside, even though — aside from a few place names, like Bredon Hill and Wenlock Edge, evidently chosen more for euphony than for anything else — it's not much of a geographic guide.
The strong yen eased the bill for imports, but the skittish Japanese consumer is evidently not choosing to spend.
There is nothing self-evidently wrong in choosing to keep the balance intact while improving, at the margin, the ability of the upper house to do its existing job.Nothing wrong, that is, unless Mr Blair and Mr Cook pretend that the balance of power between the Lords and the Commons is the one that really matters in the constitution.
Many investors have turned bullish in recent months, and, based on the stock mutual funds they're choosing, they evidently think they know the answer.
