Sentence examples for matters of choice from inspiring English sources
Even his name and soubriquet are matters of choice: Henry McCarty, William H. Bonney, Kid Antrim.
What often gets lost in this conversation is that character and values are matters of choice.
The distinction Hurd makes — convincingly, I think — is that when you penalize intent you are punishing matters of choice.
Matters of choice such as political views and religious beliefs are freely open to examination and where appropriate criticism and opposition, equally vigorous where necessary.
The anti-discrimination legislation does not provide exemptions on grounds of conscience, and quite rightly so; the legislation outlaws discriminating against people on grounds that are not matters of choice (ethnicity, sexuality, age, disability), whereas the 1967 Abortion Act concerns a matter of choice.
Religious divisions have also surfaced, with many Roman Catholics and evangelicals siding with the state — arguing that the homicide statutes could be weakened if a right to assisted death is affirmed by the court — while some liberal church leaders speak out on behalf of what they say are matters of choice.
Then, there's the matter of choice.
Really, it's a matter of choice.
-- religion had become a matter of choice".
"It was a matter of choice".
