Sentence examples for some semblance of choice from inspiring English sources

That said, Amazon's still offering up plenty of choice within its own portfolio, while companies like Kobo are maintaining some semblance of choice.

This requires leaders representing differing philosophies to stand, so that we have the semblance of choice.

The consumer was given a semblance of choice, with each of the pen's cardinal directions representing a particular color ink.

Analysts say mass street protests over Kremlin-manipulated parliamentary elections in December has prompted Putin's allies to create a semblance of choice by allowing unthreatening figures like Prokhorov to run for the presidency.

Though it offers a semblance of choice -- about 15percentt of enrollees sign up with managed care -- the rules stifle competition from managed care plans, which are not even allowed to cut premiums to attract customers.

Invented by Tony Blair's government as a way of pulling up failing schools, academies expanded dramatically under the Tory-Lib Dem coalition, but now any semblance of choice has been replaced by compulsion, and local autonomy by an impression of central control and diktat.

But it says something about the scale of London's betrayal of its residents when even those with a semblance of choice – middle-income schmucks who've obediently jumped through the conventional hoops of success: the university, the profession, the savings account – are equally set upon.

Some semblance of spring had momentarily arrived.

From begging for some semblance of justice?

Some semblance of orderly life worked wonders.

But I also wanted some semblance of tradition.