Sentence examples for really chosen from inspiring English sources

And have we ever really "chosen" it?

Another friend told me recently that her son, who is midway through college, had really chosen the wrong school.

"In my years as a Catholic, I hadn't really chosen something to give up that was very important to me," Magellan said in an e-mail message.

Justice Blackburne, though elected, was really chosen by one person -- the Queens County Democratic leader, Thomas J. Manton, because in most areas of the city, the Democratic nomination is tantamount to election.

Her home in the Brentwood section of Los Angeles, though pleasant, was never a place like that, or even a place she'd really chosen: it was a home necessitated by the success of "Murder, She Wrote," which employed half her family.

I had always thought it wouldn't work in Britain because we're too inefficient - if we can't even ensure that a sad old woman gets her shitty sheets changed, how can we be sure she has really chosen to die? - and that it wouldn't work in the US because it was so commercial.

Do they really choose to be home?

How much do you really choose somebody?

I don't think writers really choose their subjects.

"Maybe they are right, and I didn't really choose.

Are colleges really choosing creative self-promotion over creative thinking?