Sentence examples for into the choice from inspiring English sources

Calling them intrusive and "not pretty," the architect, Daniel Goldner, said he had had no input into the choice of the units.

Because the Associated Press stylebook has no specific entries on terrorist or gunman, I asked its editor, Norm Goldstein, about what went into the choice.

So while the notion of introducing more democracy into the choice of the European Commission chief was seductive, it may turn out to be what the French call "une fausse bonne idée" — a dumb bright idea.

Both Jekyll and Sackville-West were serious about their prose, and one is aware that some care has gone into the choice of words and the construction of sentences - in Jekyll's case the result is inimitable.

Not to read too much into the choice, but is it a stretch to imagine this particular sentiment resonating with Cook, who is not and never will be Steve Jobs?

Should we read special significance into the choice of "Julius Caesar," a play about the intoxicating effects of power on government officials, or of "Antony and Cleopatra," another of Shakespeare's overtly political plays?

Medico-economic aspects must also be taken into account in the choice of method.

William Hague could enter with sympathy into the choices before the younger Pitt in his biography.

Anyway, Social Software Tools: A Critical Evaluation offered useful insight into the choices SMBs need to make when moving into social networking.

Chopped into the choicest cuts, the beef processed here is headed for dinner tables across the world.

With your permission, I will explain a few ideas that may or may not figure into the choices you make moving forward.