Sentence examples for represent a choice from inspiring English sources

He or she would represent a choice.

For many, the two frontrunners for prime minister represent a choice between bad and terrible.

They represent a choice that has to be made between freedom and equality.

Baggini rather amusingly concluded that in effect polling day will represent a choice between three philosophers: Hobbes (Brown, Lockee (Clegg), and Rousseau (Cameron).

For some, the super-dairies that have begun to come Britain's way are inhumane and environmentally disastrous – and represent a choice, by modern agribusiness, to treat animals and the environment badly.

Ballots represent a choice of one candidate from a list of candidate options.

Massachusetts voters will decide Pressley's political fate on Sept. 4. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday that Ocasio-Cortez's surprise win represented "a choice in one district" and was not representative of a larger movement within the Democratic Party.

A vote represents a choice from a pool of candidates.

Therefore, "a $1,200 smartphone represents a choice for Apple devotees.

That may be unpalatable to western liberals, but it represents a choice that must be respected.

The former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg said the referendum represented a choice between "Great Britain or Little England".