Sentence examples for opt her from inspiring English sources

One instructor chose to opt her participants out of completing questionnaires after baseline but continued providing attendance records.

So when Planned Parenthood got in touch, she feared that it might want to co-opt her hashtag.

For Barbara Kingsolver, the motivation to include her older daughter, Camille, in "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle" stemmed from a similar urge: not to co-opt her child's story.

Peppa's brand magic is now so formidable that the Labour party even tried to co-opt her to launch its families manifesto in 2010 – a stunt that backfired when she was pulled out to avoid seeming partisan.

Castle lives and works in California, and whenever Sontag was on the west coast to give a lecture she'd co-opt her friend as a kind of amanuensis-cum-tour guide and fixer.

One of several bonuses of the current small exhibition of Rego's work at Tate Britain is that you get to see and hear a video interview in which Rego slyly resists Robert Hughes's blustering attempts to co-opt her work into the great anti-fascist tradition.

She also discusses the way the media co-opted her voice in the #indyref debate.

When I asked Warren last week if she believed that Clinton was co-opting her message, she hesitated and replied, "Eh".

A few years ago, I co-opted her recipe, substituting sweet potatoes for the winter squash and stirring in some Swiss chard for color and lightness.

Which is why Tony Blair co-opted her audacious language of change even as he degraded it with spin; why Gordon Brown invited her to tea, and why David Cameron must watch his back over Europe in the Thatcherite shires.

That I even have to say any of this – that any person of color has to justify why co-opting her identity is problematic – speaks to the pervasiveness of white privilege in society.