Sentence examples for the mere choice from inspiring English sources
_"An ordinary object elevated to the dignity of a work of art by the mere choice of an artist" is how he explained it.
By the equivalence principle, however, free-fall trajectories satisfy all empirical criteria for being inertial trajectories, and so the distinction between the two types of trajectory depends on the mere choice of coordinates.
Duchamp selected the pieces on the basis of visual indifference - a theory summed up by surrealist Andre Breton as "an ordinary object elevated to the dignity of a work of art by the mere choice of an artist".
Also, the mere choice of a single threshold lends an element of arbitrariness to the classification procedure, which our approach avoids.
"But your history was born, not out of mere choice, but out of necessity, in the face of racism, and in the aftermath of the Civil War".
There is more to right and wrong than mere choice.
Surely, neither our politicians nor our society have evolved to such a state of flimsy pretense that the mere mouthing of choice words from a school yard dictionary is sufficient to absolve people from their transgressions.
The problem we run into is that for many of us, the mere amount of options and choices out there can become overwhelming pretty quickly.
If the veil is mere sartorial choice, then it is no more or less relevant than the push-up bra, Christian Louboutin stilettos and the mini-skirt.
Even the mere sanctification of a committed gay relationship was a controversial choice in many quarters.
