Sentence examples for see a choice from inspiring English sources

"Look once and I'm sure everyone will see a choice they agree with.

But nobody in that room, including my husband, seemed to see a choice in the matter.

Like many parents, she doesn't see a choice program as a fair option because experiences of students differ.

Atheists who see a choice between only fundamentalist religion and atheism are looking at the world through much too narrow a lens.

But none has caught fire, in part because voters see a choice between familiar, undistinguished politicians and untested, risky outsiders.Seven years ago New Orleanians swooned for Mr Nagin, a neophyte who ran the local cable-TV monopoly.

Osborne took no questions about the human rights crackdown in China or Hong Kong's democracy struggle on Monday, but in an emailed statement to the Guardian he said: "We don't see a choice between securing growth and investment and raising human rights issues.

He later said, jokingly, that he saw a choice between his wife and the plane he was then building, and "it was an easy decision to make".

He stumbles towards a beach, where he sees a choice international selection of passengers walking around dazed on a beach, while the burning fuselage of Oceanic flight 815 keeps falling on them.

He also thinks "it is hard to see a better choice" than Mr Buffett's selection of his son, Howard, as the next chairman.

I can't see a better choice than Mr. Battle, but I'm apprehensive.

He added: "The problem is that the electorate don't yet see a clear choice between the parties on cuts v growth.