Sentence examples for extraordinary choice from inspiring English sources

In 37 of them, including one in Nice, voters faced an extraordinary choice between the FN and the Communists.

A similar reaction occurs, at least for me, when a video game creates a world with extraordinary choice and freedom, one that presents itself as almost, but not quite, the real world.

Hansen is a good cop and a decent man, but the extraordinary choice he opts for at the novel's end makes it certain that he'll not be having pleasant dreams for a very long time.

My choice not to try to have a baby on my own is not a reflection or judgment of any sort on their extraordinary choice to be mothers.

The Guardian made note of the rise of Mongolian neo-Nazis in 2010, noting that "with their high cheekbones, dark eyes and brown skin, they are hardly the Third Reich's Aryan ideal…It is, by any standards, an extraordinary choice.

Ordinary people are making extraordinary choices to get by.

"These are extraordinary times, and call for extraordinary choices," he said.

There's nothing showy here: the delicate near-rhymes feel as inevitable as the life the poems catalog — an ordinary life driven by extraordinary choices.

The tagline on business cards for Plum Plums reads, "the world's best cheeses in their prime," and you can indeed find deliciously ripe and extraordinary choices from France, Italy, Switzerland and more at this nearly two-year-old store in Pound Ridge.

Mr. DeVito, his firm's chief operating officer, and Mr. Ramos, the head trader, were two ordinary people among the thousands caught in the World Trade Center on Tuesday morning, and like countless others they were thrust into chaos and forced to make extraordinary choices.

Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator at the Financial Times, hailed the extraordinary and admirable choice of a foreigner such as Mr. Carney to assume the country's most important official position, "even if Canadians are not very foreign".