Sentence examples for happiest choice from inspiring English sources

When they are drinking together, for example, or are careless in some other way, "the licentious horses in the two of them catch their souls off guard," and since the man's recollection of beauty is dimmer and is not rekindled by philosophical conversation, they end up having sex together something "the masses regard as the happiest choice of all" (c1 5).

It was a happy choice of phrase.

Van Zweden may yet turn out to be a happy choice.

It was not a happy choice of phrase since the term is neither self-explanatory nor very descriptive.

I doubt, if I think about the possible alternatives, whether I could have made a happier choice, back in 1967.

The sugary flavour and cotton wool-like texture have never seemed a happy choice to me however, so I'm open to suggestions.

Of course, I know from those around me that it isn't a happy choice for some, and people's reasons for sticking at one are not straightforward.

But Professor Stone, who aside from her teaching and scholarship performs unspecified duties as the self-declared "goddess of cyberspace," is not entirely a happy choice.

Middle-fingering the prevailing liberal orthodoxy, she claims to have "made a conscious and happy choice to be a lesbian" more than 30 years ago because she had "better taste than other young women".

Some might feel that "social contagion" is not an especially happy choice of phrase for what can mark a pleasurable experience, and is all the more disappointing coming from the land of Abba.

Tiger parenting aims at getting children to make the most of what abilities they have, and so seems to lean towards the "clever" side of the "clever or happy" choice.