Sentence examples for will actually choose from inspiring English sources
What the members who will actually choose a leader think is a different matter.
After four sessions, they had still not as expected fixed a date for the Conclave, the electoral college, made up of cardinals below the age of 80, which will actually choose the next pope.The papal spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi, said the members of the general congregation, who include older cardinals, are not "hurrying things".
In the first place, it is not clear what level of delegation will be sent by Iran and whether the foreign minister, not recognised in his own country as an erudite diplomat, will actually choose to confer, however temporarily, with his American counterpart.
I give up the Hope that people will actually choose substance over style.
In addition, because admissions directors want to accept students that will actually choose their school, you are considered a "safer" candidate because you're only applying to this one school; if you're at NYU Law and applying to NYU Stern, Stern has confidence that you will accept the offer if they give you one.
Given enough room and time to create and heal, we will discover purpose, and perhaps someday we'll acquire enough capital to actually choose Wilmington.
It will be interesting to learn what dosages representative suvorexant patients actually choose to consume.
Soon, though, voters will actually begin to choose who they want to be the next president.
But in choosing the hitherto innocent José as her sexual victim, she actually chooses the man who will kill her; and that's both her fate and his.
But for many, college nowadays has become a debt-burdened enterprise that forces 18,19, and 20 year olds to choose a major that will secure employment post graduation without a firm grasp of their skill sets, let alone any consideration whether they will actually like their chosen field.
Hence, each player is not actually choosing α,β directly, but choosing a probability with which a player will play α.
