Sentence examples for much choose from inspiring English sources

Such is his appeal to audiences and commissioning editors alike, Fry can pretty much choose any project he wants.

A GENERATION ago American stores and malls could pretty much choose from two sorts of canned music at Christmas time, recalls an industry insider: "One with baby Jesus, and one without".

The struggle for acceptance, and eventual celebration of a lifestyle he didn't so much choose as grab with both hands and drag around the dance-floor, was fictionalised in his first novel Outcast, published by Gay Men's Press in 1999.

I've been thinking a lot about themed weddings of late, not because I have to go to any (thank God, I pretty much choose my friends on the likelihood of their ever having a themed wedding), but because one in particular has been in the news – that of a young man by the name of Sean Parker, aka, the guy Justin Timberlake played in The Social Network.

Alternatively, the choices relate to hypothetical health scenarios in which participants much choose their most preferred option (Hardisty and Weber 2009).

I very much choose this career for myself.

This song represents the more commercial side of the band's much, chosen because of John Sykes' amazingly fluid solo.

In this sense, women are not so much choosing a birthing style as being caught between atavistic misogyny and the consequences of neoliberalism.

"It wasn't so much chosen by a group acknowledgement it came our way," he tells me.

Index 1, by calculating the difference between the best performance of direction and crossover, determines how much choosing between direction and crossover is important.

And with so much to choose from, brokers say, buyers are getting much pickier.