Sentence examples for nutshell choice from inspiring English sources

In a nutshell, choice theory says that unsatisfying relationships are the source of almost all crime, addiction, mental illness, family breakdown and school failure.

In a nutshell, they are the "choices" we make in life: what we think, how we feel, foods we eat, relationships we make -- all influence our perceptions of the world, our internal world of "expressed" genes.

You, in contrast, were nobody's first choice for the job.That, in a nutshell, is the predicament of Horst Köhler, the new and first-ever German boss of the International Monetary Fund.

Hicks: In a nutshell, our concerns are regarding Vista and the lack of consumer choice it presents.

In an oversimplified nutshell, that is what happened: a complex mix of poor choices and inadequate responses.

In a nutshell, this theory proposes that an act of crime is an outcome of a perception-choice process that occurs when individuals are exposed to temptations and provocations in the environment.

In a nutshell, Barcelona nights are all about fun, fun, fun, and one can simply go insane just ticking off the choices on how to achieve it in one night.

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