Sentence examples similar to opt something from inspiring English sources

Someone with foresight, money and enthusiasm co-opts something obscure and makes it part of life's fabric.

"You can get lost if people think you're just co-opting something they see on the news," said Alain Sylvain, managing director at Redscout in New York, a brand strategy company owned by MDC Partners.

"Like, there would be some people that feel that you co-opted something like that, and other people might feel like that's his background and that's really cool, too".

So the next time you have an opportunity to do something with friends, maybe opt for something that doesn't include flashing strobe lights and alcohol-stained floors.

If your outfit already shows a considerable amount of skin, you may want to tone the shoe down and opt for something moderately sultry instead of something overtly so.

If you're just dying to propose and don't think she cares about having an expensive ring, you can get her something you can afford and opt for something fancier at a later date.

I'd asked him to choose a place that meant something to him, expecting him to opt for something closer to his childhood home in Wembley, or where he lives now.

You do not need to wear anything over your top, but if you do decide to, opt for something a little more casual instead of something dressy.

So opt for something with warmth.

You opt for something a little more prosaic.

Her younger sister, Sumira, did opt for something else: work at the World Bank.