Sentence examples for rather than choices from inspiring English sources

To Gill, social and political activism were obligations rather than choices.

And that is one of the strong messages emerging from the beginning of the Milan summer 2011 season: Gently falling hemlines, but without any of the drama related to times when fashion was about dictates rather than choices.

"This is a deal that's being made out of necessity rather than choice".

Alan and I shared a room but that was through necessity rather than choice.

His removal after a little more than an hour seemed to be a matter necessity rather than choice.

Kyle McCarthy, the founder of the newsletter www.familytravelforum.com, points out that most children fly alone out of necessity rather than choice.

Isn't that interesting?" says Tydeman. "I think at the start it was happenstance rather than choice, because the men were rather in the majority.

A survey by the EHRC found that more than half of parents say their current division of parental and work responsibilities is decided by necessity rather than choice.

"A growing number of young would-be buyers are preparing for lifelong renting — by necessity rather than choice," said Jonathan Moore, director of easyroommate.co.uk, a property Web site.

The entire history of commercial television suddenly appears to have been a Stalinist plot erected, as it has been, on force from above rather than choice from below.

In this case, Ms. Dowd entertains the idea that "genetic and political coding," rather than choice or free will, might account for the president's decisions regarding Iraq.