Sentence examples for questions of choosing from inspiring English sources

That is to say, only less than 3%% of the respondents denied status by failing or refusing to offer an answer to the close-ended questions of choosing the group which they believe they belong to in the social hierarchy.

"It isn't a question of choosing to remember or forget the Alamo," he continued.

It wasn't simply a question of choosing the wrong players.

IT WAS a question of choosing the lesser of two evils.

It was a question of choosing the life you wanted to live, and I wanted a life in art.

For everyone else, successful rose gardening is a question of choosing the right rose for your site.

But for many Labour MPs, after surveying the mainstream media, it will be a question of choosing his battles more carefully.

It's really just a question of choosing a  wallpaper design that will grow with the child, rather than anything age-specific.

"Generally, it's a question of choosing a section of a song, a phrase, or even a word that you like best from among a number of strong possibilities".

The City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, who is the city's highest-ranking openly gay official, said: "This is not a question of choosing poor words or a misinterpretation of his remarks.

"It is not a question of choosing to fight or not to fight; or when to fight.