Sentence examples for intentionally choosing from inspiring English sources

But a coming article in the journal Fertility and Sterility offers a fascinating glimpse into how far some parents may go to ensure that their children stay in their world — by intentionally choosing malfunctioning genes that produce disabilities like deafness or dwarfism.

Researchers captured 10 adult male king penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) from a colony in the Crozet Archipelago between Madagascar and Antarctica, intentionally choosing males with high body mass.

Or suppose that for some reason the best consequences would result from blaming you for intentionally choosing the act with the best consequences (y).

The question is: are museum directors and curators intentionally choosing such a framework over a more political one – or, more chillingly, is it their only option?

Without question, college athletes are finding their way and intentionally choosing their battles in the name of fairness and in the name of basic rights and well-being.

I seem to be playing the game of life and continuously and intentionally choosing the "Hard Mode" even though the "Easy Mode" might be a better option for me.

They intentionally chose Derby week for the protest.

"A mirror labyrinth was intentionally chosen for our center," Ms. Swearingen said.

Many residents believed the F.B.I. had intentionally chosen not to catch Mr. Bulger out of fear that he would reveal more embarrassing secrets about its dealings with him.

Whymper later suggested that Taugwalder might have intentionally chosen a flimsy rope, a slander that stuck to the family for decades.

Brazilian officials have intentionally chosen a wide range of products with relatively small tariff increases to affect a broad range of producers in the United States.