Sentence examples for truly choosing from inspiring English sources
Deep down, I'm afraid that you are truly choosing how you've been taught to interpret your faith over allowing yourselves to love your son wholly and unconditionally.
Who truly "chooses" anything of substance anyway?
To an extent we can only truly choose life once we have "chosen" our death.
It is not as though one can truly choose, in this day and age, to have no interactions with the government.
"You have truly chosen the path of democracy," he said in a message to Cambodians after the polls closed on Sunday.
Perhaps it's the bold move she made, the fact that she truly chose her life, that has allowed her to live so deliberately, with such assurance and curiosity in the world.
However, only women with family patronage (that is, with a spouse or who have greater family resources) can truly choose not to participate in the labor market.
Many of the parents believed, for instance, that they could not truly choose their child's academic placement or that the choices offered were unlikely to improve their children's life trajectories.
For example, if we isolate a person hesitating between two options from the causes that influence him, such as his education and the influence of society, then we might think that this person truly chooses to do either of the two options.
Did you truly choose what you said publicly?
A true American hero a man who truly chooses country over self.
