Sentences with phrase «same choice»

It has a lot of interesting chat rooms waiting for you, in which you can meet interesting people who share same choices as yours.

I feel like I would have made some of the exact same choices if it were my kitchen.

But since then, I've come to realize that I can't expect everyone to make the exact same choices I do.

I am looking forward to get same choice as I mentioned..

Same choice of engines and transmissions, same wheelbases and track widths, but the styling is very different.

Not only was it due to Sandra Bullock's, the female lead of The Gravity movie which bagged endless number of Oscar statutes, and Best Actress nominee Amy Adams's same choice of dark blue, but that Best Supporting Actress winner Lupita Nyong» o also wore a grecian - style blue gown that compliments her skin tone too well.

The main story was a lot of fun to play through even though the character did not always make the exact same choices I would have in the things that were said and done, but given the situation the main character was in nothing actually felt out of place.

In other words, if you continue to make the same choices, what are your opportunity costs?

Corporate business developers can pick up a few pointers from PE investors — even if they happen to be vying with each other for the same choice asset.

If it is used to acquire facilities or equipment, then that money becomes income for another company, which has the same choices about how to dispose of it.

This gives China the same choice that faces the United States, Europe and the post-Soviet economies: should land's rental value be the basis of the tax system, or that of the financial system?

I did nt get out of poverty by making the same choices that hot me there.

Adam & Eve had the same choices to make.

Sorry, Vic, but it's part of human nature to see it as a validation of our choices when others make the same choices.

So, thank you for being courageous enough to leave the comfort of standard ministry behind, and for reaching out to those of us who have been struggling with the same choices.

All we ask in return is the same choice and freedom and Christian consideration.

Jehu is in fact demanding the same choice as that of Abraham.

That means anyone who believes in some faith other than the local churches is faced with the same choice as this guy.

It is an infectious joy in Christ which best summons and convinces, and you must be able to say «if I had my time over again, I would make the same choice again, only with less hesitation: I can not be so sure the good Lord would say the same for his part, about me».

Not that I would agree with him, but I could see myself making a lot of those same choices.

We don't make the same choices this manager made; we follow his example of making choices that are in keeping with the future God is placing before us.

Even so, a catholic should have the same choices as other women.

Based on this understanding, it only makes sense then, that Paul warns his believing readers to not make the same choices.

Philosopher i think you are way overthinking God did nt want robots he wanted people and angels to follow him because they believed in him and that he had the best intentions for them its a choice to believe him or reject him the same choice we have today.

His highest angel «Lucifer» (light bearer) was given the same choice.

Yeah, and I admit I have trouble dealing with people who don't make the same choices I do.

Jonah poses the question quite clearly, and the sermon seeks to leave the congregation with exactly the same choice that Jonah faced, though it hopes for a different response

I just want us to have the same choices as everyone else.

He made the same choice with Giroud.

I would have made the same choice as wenger, except i would have put 3 — 5 — 2, as you'd have to be mad or senile to think the «5 - mph Mertesacker» and Holding could do the job alone.

He's just too important to Chile and besides I think all clubs might make the same choice if qualifying was at stake.

They may face the same choice with Al Jefferson, who can barely get through a season on one leg.

I don't agree with a relative's decision to switch her son to formula when she went back to work, and I didn't make that same choice, but I would never leave a comment on her blog telling her that she was a bad parent.

Sorry to say, I don't think we allow men the same choices.

Of course I think it's also important that moms who never even considered the NCB way also speak up (e.g. moms who * chose * formula rather than resorted to formula, moms who * chose * C - section rather than resorted to it etc.) But I think that those sorts of stories are helpful for moderate moms who are considering the same choices themselves, not for hardcore NCB types.

A good provider wouldn't expect her patients to make the same choices or have the same outcomes.

It is impolite at best and hateful at worst to constantly assume that the only reason other people do not make the same choices as you is because they don't know any better.

Sometimes people don't make the same choices we would make.

I think if more mothers felt free to follow their hearts, more of them would make the same choice I did, because I see a lot of ambivalence and unhappiness in the weaning stories I hear.