Sentence examples similar to opt for something more upscale from inspiring English sources

If you're looking for something more upscale, freshen up and go to La Grande Orange on East Raymond Avenue.

Now, most people should probably opt for something more traditional; for the same money, you can get much better pictures.

Those who are tired of equating their love with a red, red rose can now opt for something more original.

If you opt for something more substantial, the wonderfully silken foie gras terrine studded with green peppercorns awaits.

To avoid playing Snap! with new friends in the poster department, opt for something more original than the Keep Calm franchise.

Any thought that Jorge Sampaoli might compromise on his pressing principles and opt for something more conservative rapidly disappeared and for a time Argentina were unsettled.

Instead of having a nicer, newer car, why not opt for something more affordable?

Naomi Watts: Ditch the classic LBD and opt for something more exciting like a jumpsuit.

I'd opt for something more in a "cloudy" or "fuzzy" or "hopelessly confusing".

Or opt for something more political an attend Sunday's "Women, Power and Politics" at the 92Y.

Alternatively, you can opt for something more specific, like a special flower that holds personal significance to you.