Sentence examples for opt our from inspiring English sources

She said: "We could opt our daughter out of these, of course, but that's quite an isolating and stigmatising course of action.

Organizing from outside groups attempting to co-opt our struggle in order to advance a broader agenda is quite another".

Rather than using our capacity for critical thinking to assess new possibilities, we often co-opt our prefrontal cortex to rationalize choices that were actually driven by our emotions.

As Frankie Green, one of the first lesbian activists to march, wrote in an open letter: "I believe most of us in that optimistic era never dreamt of a time when a group such as UKIP would co-opt our activism…you misrepresent the notion of inclusivity and render it superficial at best if you think we could be connected in any way to the kind of narrow, xenophobic views espoused by UKIP".

But it's not because he thinks that banks haven't co-opted our political system.

You have co-opted our pride, but you cannot have our rage.

Too late, I realized the group had co-opted our tragedy.

"There is a lot of vanity, where they've co-opted our movement and watered down everything," he said.

Ms. Benson's production, though, takes an extra step in co-opting our attention and assistance by bringing us face to face with our hostess.

Many conservatives might think the only problem in that image from Ferguson is that the banner said "season's greetings" and not "Merry Christmas" And so they let Jesus be co-opted by the same violent, racist and alienating capitalism which has co-opted our entire world.

"There was obviously a lot of concern on the part of the 90-some Swedish crew that this was going to be 'here come the Americans to co-opt our cultural phenomenon'.