Sentence examples for in which choices from inspiring English sources

"This is a new context in which choices will have to be made," the official said.

For further help, the Dalai Lama relies on a form of mo divination, in which choices are written on pieces of paper and placed in balls of dough.

I often wondered whether I would not somehow have felt freer had I lived in earlier decades, in which choices for young women were limited to very specific roles.

"Such Good Friends" suggests a "Daisy Kenyon" after the pill, set in a world in which sex is no longer freighted with such weight and consequence, in which choices are not permanent and are much too plentiful.

We must attend to the wider context in which choices are made.

Third, a life in which choices can be made is more valuable than one in which they cannot.

For busy people, a truly restful holiday is one in which choice is limited.

But the particular hell of Vladimir Putin's retro-totalitarianism is different: it is a regime in which choice is possible and necessary, but only between soul-deadening options.

In one particularly dizzying passage, Mr. Foreman can be heard in sotto voce voice-over delivering the line, "A world in which choice, choice, the best choice, to have an original idea may not be the best choice available".

Yet for all the ways in which choice has become axiomatic, the death and commemoration of Hayley Cropper played out, rather well, the social and individual hesitations that result.

No change there, says Vietnam's Committee for Population, Family and Children (NCPFC), which for years has presided over a population policy in which choice was officially allowed but not encouraged.