Sentence examples for represented a choice from inspiring English sources
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.
The former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg said the referendum represented a choice between "Great Britain or Little England".
Their inclination towards the EU and NATO is stronger than their rejection of homosexuality, according to polling data.Davit Usupashvili, the parliamentary speaker, said that the anti-discrimination bill represented a choice between Russia and the EU.
This represented a choice between having a set of three distinct categories of body (planet, "dwarf planet" and SSSB) and the opening of an umbrella of 'planets' over the first two such categories.
He or she would represent a choice.
A vote represents a choice from a pool of candidates.
That may be unpalatable to western liberals, but it represents a choice that must be respected.
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).
"If you look around a restaurant, everything represents a choice: the kind of salt shaker that's on the table, the art on the walls, the uniforms on the waiters".
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.
