Sentence examples for prize choice from inspiring English sources

Among the many peculiarities of the usual subjects who serve as "universal man" are these, the study found: American subjects disproportionately prize choice and individualism.

At the end, gems tend to be the better prize choice.

Yes, some Peace Prize choices were dubious or worse.

"I remember the excitement I had when I found out Physical was going to be a PBS recommendation, and with the student poetry prize, pamphlet choice, translation choice, as well as the four main books each season, it really felt like they were a vital part of the wider poetry ecosystem," he said.

Where Americans prize individual choice, Egyptians put a greater emphasis on the rights of communities, families and religious groups.

As has always been true of the prize, the choice of the winner was not unanimously popular.

It's an urban ethos that prizes quantity, choice and inclusiveness over selectivity and specialization.

But it seems fairly certain that even melancholy Danes prized a choice punch line, like the Romans and the Greeks before them.

The startups vied for three prizes — a choice each from DCVC and Emergence, as well as a Built with Google award for the top startup utilizing Google's Cloud Platform.

The app won the popular choice prize, as well as second prize over all, at the NYC Big Apps 2.0 contest in March.

In the end, Estonia's Fits.me won the main award of the show, with RazWar snatching the audience choice prize and Distimo and Inbox2 as runners-up.