Sentence examples for some sort of choice from inspiring English sources

Statewide we have over 90,000 students enrolled in some sort of choice [programme].

So if you really experience your unbelief as some sort of choice, it can't be genuine.

Perhaps some sort of choice, like the Pope.' In 1989, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize by the committee in Oslo, who cited his efforts to find 'peaceful solutions based upon tolerance and mutual respect.' But while the international community may have recognised him, Tibet remains under Chinese control.

On the matter of choice: though I hate engaging in this diversionary and pointless debate on the "causation" of same-sex attractions, for the sake of argument, if these attractions stem from some sort of choice, well, so do religious affiliations.

The software tool must make some sort of choice in such cases as to which annotation to report for the variant (and transcript used).

The problem lies with the posers and wet flaneurs who seize the term, believing a £5.99 bottle of Echo Falls with the central heating turned off is some sort of alternative lifestyle choice.

As many people pointed out, is this to suggest that being a slave is some sort of lifestyle choice?

This isn't some sort of lifestyle choice our benevolent government can magic away by educating a gaggle of gelatinous serfs.

Throughout the show cue cards are held up for the actors to view; they leaned on them to a far more notable degree on the final night (though I'm willing to imagine this was some sort of artistic choice, I don't think so).

My parents had worked extraordinarily hard to give me a great education, and I felt that I owed them some sort of valid career choice.

Don't go overboard on a first date trying to show how different you are from everyone else, but do try to demonstrate some sort of individuality in your choice of outfit.