Sentence examples for finding choice from inspiring English sources

Many arrived early, finding choice spots behind police barricades where they could watch the pageantry that marked the beginning of the service.

This complexity of dào structures fuels, in turn, both his skepticism of absolutes, of authority, of ideal observers, of social dogmas and his qualified advice to leave the finding, choice and interpretation to a working out from the variety of perspectives that make up the behaving units in the particular circumstance.

Based on Bechara et al. serial finding, choice behavior is less influenced by other factors (e.g., gain-loss frequency).

Edward Jones, 24, an East Village musician, said that although this year he was more informed than ever before, he was not finding choices any easier to make.

As movie buffs, the Stampfels are skilled at finding alternative choices.

If you do think home is best but are finding your choice severely restricted, why not look at places within, say, a 50-mile radius of where you live?

But if you want to give an Apple user a film rather than a gift card or a subscription, then its as simple as finding your choice of movie in the iTunes Store and hitting the gift button.

I'm more interested in everyday life — I like to photograph clotheslines for a friend who collects such pictures — than I am in finding a choice wine or the ultimate turbot.

Gillibrand was relatively unknown statewide, with many voters finding the choice surprising.

It's all about work life balance and career satisfaction, the study found, adding that many of the women they surveyed are finding their choice to go it alone more rewarding than traditional work.

And are you finding your choices limited — that you're a victim of what A.O. Scott of The New York Times recently called "the peculiar and growing irrelevance of world cinema in American movie culture"?