Sentence examples for fierce choice from inspiring English sources

Milk's diva look also totally missed the mark she said she was going for Celine Dion's most recent Met Gala appearance, and while it was a fierce choice and a reference that New York fashion queens might get, she needs to know her audience and play to people who have no clue who Anna Dello Russo is.

NARAL Pro-Choice Amemphasizedasized their support for women by referencing Trump's fierce anti-choice campaign.

The most powerful argument I've heard against abortion – and I'm as fierce an advocate for choice as anyone – is one that connects women's rights, civil liberties, and "spreading the wealth" with the choice to have a child in difficult circumstances.

She protested against South African apartheid in 1984 and co-founded Choice USA, a nonprofit that acts as a fierce proponent of reproductive choice.

All point to the awkward fact that for a society like ours, with our fierce protection of individual choice and freedom of expression, the new world is making it harder to be master of your own domain and harder, to be sure, to be left alone.

Around Barnette's trading post, town lots were claimed for $2.50 apiece, and there was fierce competition for the choicest spots.

Otfried Preussler, a German children's author whose books about wizards, witches and water spirits sold 50 million copies and whose half-century-old word choices recently inspired fierce debate, died on Feb. 18 in Prien am Chiemsee, Germany.

What do you want from life? "To dream and be happy while we do the nasty things we must?" Trapped in a capitalist wonderland, Fee Waybill of the Tubes lays out our choices in a fierce diatribe against the commercial aspirations of modern life.

John le Carré was an obvious choice – Thatcher admired his fierce anti-Soviet views – but he had another commitment that night.

Among those 430 physicians, opposition to end-of-life choice is strong and fierce.

Thus the gains from trade arise not from specialisation, but from scale economies, fiercer competition and the cornucopia of choice that globalisation provides.Scale economies also allowed Mr Krugman to give economics for the first time a sense of space.