Sentence examples for face that choice from inspiring English sources

Whether we see each other as superficial caricatures or flesh and blood is our choice, and we face that choice every time we pass each other, above ground, below it, or online.

I was lucky enough to be in a position where I could cover the costs, but imagine how many women face that choice and end up skipping the exam because the costs are prohibitive.

"No one should ever have to face that choice.

Mr. Kerry says that he will not have to face that choice, and that in his overall economic plan there is leeway for deficit reduction and expanded, subsidized health insurance.

It means facing the fact that we do have to choose between the current benefits to seniors and investments in our future, and that to pretend we don't face that choice, as Obama did, is effectively to sacrifice the future to the past.

A male in her position would never have had to face that choice.

But in the face of panic, of sinister towers of smoke, of invisible and implacable threats, the reasonable course is not an easy one.Back to TokyoNo country faces that choice more painfully than Japan, scarred by nuclear energy but also deprived of native alternatives.

People will say with a straight face that having one choice for dear leader is tyranny – but having two is freedom.

But we have to face the facts that choice is the only weapon we have for progress.

Mr. Bush faced that choice and made the wrong one.

– but every time I faced that choice, I thought briefly of my remorseful troll.