Voting is the ultimate choosing thing we do in our society as a big group.
"If a child chooses to engage on a mobile device or through toys, their experience can be similar or different to a friend who chooses to use other platforms to engage with the story… It becomes the ultimate choose-your-own-adventure".
In this period of basic saturation, we decided that it's time to find the ultimate basic to choose who will lord over the secret Cape Cod bunker that holds a large cache of capri pants, pumpkin spice lattes, rocket launchers, cases of white wine, Norah Jones CDs, crossbows, M-16s, B-vitamins, Voss water, paperback copies of The Goldfinch, and kale chips in case of an attack on America.
FFA, the ultimate referee, may choose to make an example of the coach to send a message to the others.
And Swayze's words and actions throughout his very personal and, unfortunately, sometimes very public ordeal also demonstrate and underscore that, in all situations, no matter how desperate they may appear or actually be, you always have the ultimate freedom to choose your attitude.
In this period of basic saturation, we decided that it's time to find the ultimate basic – to choose who will lord over the secret bunker that holds a large cache of capri pants, pumpkin spice lattes, rocket launchers, cases of white wine, Norah Jones CDs, crossbows, M-16s, B-vitamins, Voss water, paperback copies of The Goldfinch, and kale chips in case of an alien attack.
Ten finalists will then go on dates with the young woman, and the ultimate winner is chosen by audience votes.
Such decisions are made on behalf of the majority by the legislature, though the ultimate power of choosing the legislature rests with the people; and even the powers of the legislature are not absolute, because the law of nature remains as a permanent standard and as a principle of protection against arbitrary authority.
And you and I have the ultimate gift of choosing how we respond to whatever is in front of us.
Article 45 of the Basic Law, Hong Kong's constitution adopted in 1997, says the "ultimate aim" is to choose a chief executive "by universal suffrage".
We should work to secure our civil and legal rights well before we choose the ultimate battle of naming our unions "marriage".
