Sentence examples for sophisticated choice from inspiring English sources

London is a sophisticated choice for art and media subjects especially, and employers are wise to this.

The garden has a formal air about it, with beautiful sculpture, symmetry and sophisticated choice of materials.

The proposed UPQ provides a sophisticated choice of average bit rate compared to the fixed-rate UPQ.

But what makes it more than just interesting, what bodes so well for the future of this novelist, is De Witt's sophisticated choice of narrative voice.

And that a delicately flavored Ligurian or Luccan olive oil is a more sophisticated choice than butter: olive oil, cooked cannellini beans, salt and pepper, topped with caviar and maybe a touch of lemon.

The sophisticated choice for Venezuelans would be to vote "no" again in this referendum so that Chávez and his more capable ministers could tackle the impending crisis without worrying about his re-election and test the premise that there is more to the Bolivarian revolution than Hugo Chávez.

Other, more sophisticated choices did not work as well.

Mr. Syrett: People make sophisticated choices every time they go grocery shopping.

David Willetts remains convinced that a combination of higher fees and improved information through the Key Information Sets will refashion students as informed consumers, making sophisticated choices and forcing institutions to improve.

"We are watching the demise of defined-benefit plans and the growth of plans that place all the burden on the workers, but the workers are often ill-prepared to make these sophisticated choices," Ms. Munnell said.

In addition to the overarching ambition to merge the old and the new, Ms. Siddall said "the Frieze formula" would be applied to the Masters fair, a reference to the original fair's reputation for making sophisticated choices in regard to every sensory element, from the food guests eat to the temporary architecture that houses the art itself.