Sentence examples for form of choice from inspiring English sources

But for people he actually knew, portrait heads were the form of choice.

Note the superlative the grammatical form of choice for comic-book adjectives.

His stanza form of choice is often the quatrain, rhyming a/b/c/b or a/b/a/b.

For Hollywood, the weepy problem movie was the form of choice (hello, Philadelphia!) but low-budget, gay-produced indies settled on the romantic comedy.

The caboose is a small show of sculptures and paintings by Grace Knowlton, whose form of choice for several decades has been the sphere, in all its cosmic and earthy implications.

The selfie is, as ever, her form of choice, now made even stranger by Sherman's discovery of several retouching apps, which she employs not to prettify but to distort.

Jacques the Fatalist captures the fluidity of a disconcerting universe where nothing is ever clear-cut or under control, where history, in the form of choices already made by others, determines any individual's fate, and yet free will and responsibility are among the highest human values.

The novel comes very close to theatre as the art-form of choice for the existentialists.

A base is a set, say B, such that every relation with domain B extends a function with domain B. The compatibility of all these forms of choice with constructive set theory has been proved by Aczel by extending his interpretation of CZF in Martin-Löf type theory (Aczel 1982).

This could be either because choice disability increases HIV risk, or because HIV infection leads to some forms of choice disability, or both.

While the laptop is now the form factor of choice for around-the-home computing, Logitech research revealed that many people who feel that what they gain in convenience, they lose in comfort.