Sentence examples for toward a choice from inspiring English sources

If the tax cut drives the whole debate toward a choice between which programs benefit which classes of people, Republicans will deplore the dangers of class warfare.

But we believe that if Mr. Clinton continues to press the public toward a choice between his political interests and a respect for the law and its agents, he will be sentencing himself to a crippled Presidency and to a crabbed and unrevered retirement.

Curled myself all the way inside The inside of our last joke, the punched line we lured The most, as thicket as our thievery, our ashed plot Unfallowing me like a neck's own woods toward a choice Choke of light: I can't imagine, I reckon I can only imagine.

Attitude in this case was defined as the overall attitude toward apprenticeship as a choice of further training and continued education, and the beliefs were subjective probabilities of the relations of initiative, independence, and self-guidance to part-time job willingness and apprenticeship.

Every day we have a choice toward moving a step closer toward living a more sustainable existence or continuing to be complicit with the plundering of the oceans and the continued ravaging of this planet.

The plot pushes Laurie toward a culminating choice between the two men.

As an exercise of reason, he argued, aesthetic experience must inevitably tend toward a reasoned choice and therefore must formulate itself as a judgment.

But the main reason is that, just as there are house effects related to whether a polling firm leans Republican or Democratic, different polling firms also consistently show more or fewer undecided voters, depending on how much the survey questions "push" voters toward a candidate choice.

Following successive election defeats, and a political environment primed for a change, the B.J.P. faces a choice: move toward the political center or cling to ideological purity and lurch rightward in an attempt at a divide and conquer strategy.

For instance, like depressed adults, the daughters of depressed mothers gravitated toward sad faces when given a choice between focusing on a happy or a sad face on a computer screen.

We meet Stavisky in 1933 as Serge Alexandre, a well-tailored, gregarious man of larcenous wizardry, grand gestures for his fashionista wife Arlette (a glittering, Yves Anny Dupereyt-bedecked andy Duperelaxingd relaxing chumminess toward aristocratic sponsor Baron Raoul Charles Boyerr, in a choice final role).