Sentence examples for make a choice from from inspiring English sources

By C. Lyttle and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 22 , 1934P. 10 A lady trying to make a choice from a large showcase of Mickeys' was just about to abandon the whole idea of getting a mouse.

Forcing primary voters to make a choice from a restricted field and then subjecting the country to a final campaign that runs almost as long as the school year is ridiculous.

WASHINGTON — There comes a moment in the life of almost every repressive regime when leaders — and the military forces that have long kept them in power — must make a choice from which there is usually no turning back: Change or start shooting.

As people began to review the "nation/minzu" issues, they found that China must make a choice from two different policy orientations that are under the influence of two different thoughts.

The idea is to let people experience the animals in a calmer, brighter setting and make a choice from there.

It may seem overwhelming to make a choice from the wall of sun protection products at your local store, but the new FDA regulations may make that choice easier.

And in most cases, after making a choice from an automated menu, a customer should have to wait no more than 30 seconds to speak to a representative.

How do you know if you're making a choice from your higher self?

Within the next half-mile of shoreline I made a choice from that solid, warm, loving place within me.

All trials in which the monkey made a choice from the choice array were included in this analysis; trials in which the monkey aborted the trial before a choice occurred are not included.

To begin with the evaluative constraints: the value of autonomy concerns the ability to shape the contours of one's life by making a choice from a menu of worthwhile options without undue interference from others.