Sentence examples for knowingly choosing from inspiring English sources

Launching the report in Hampshire, in a rare appearance alongside Osborne, David Cameron said the British people would be voting to "self-destruct" if they chose to leave the EU, because they would be knowingly choosing a recession.

They're knowingly choosing the most flagrant political chameleon so they can win -- and "winning" (which equals capturing the White House and nothing more) is everything.

Burr was also suspected of having knowingly chosen pistols with a hidden advantage, a hair trigger, for the 1804 duel with Hamilton.

To earn the money, George Michael volunteers to be a tutor and knowingly chooses Maeby to be his student, feigning surprise when she arrives.

WINE LIST -- There are two lists: one standard offering bottles from the high $20's and the other with nearly 40 interesting, knowingly chosen possibilities, all available at $20 a bottle.

Duns Scotus allowed that we can choose not to act toward our ultimate good; but he did not think we can knowingly choose to act directly against it.

An agent is said to suffer from weakness of will when she knowingly chooses a less good option over a better one.

Just as we are not free to knowingly choose the worse over the better, we cannot affirm that what seems improbable to us is the probable.

A player who knowingly chooses a strictly dominated strategy directly violates clause (iii) of the definition of economic agency as given in Section 2.2.

Is this what each of us knowingly chooses?

Obama and his wife knowingly chose to attend and stay at Wright's church.