Sentences with phrase «strange than that choice»

What's more strange than that choice?

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After all, the dismal science never looks more dismal than when there's a choice between staying in to study Keynes or going out to flirt with strangers at a party.

She said: «My twenty - nine - year - old daughter's choice to die gently rather than suffer physical and mental degradation and intense pain does not deserve to be labelled as reprehensible by strangers a continent away who do not know her or the particulars of her situation.

If your family is so easily breakable due to the choices of strangers and their personal lives, than i pity how weak and pathetic your family is.

Seventh, there is a big divide in parenting circles between the «co-sleepers» and the «crib - sleepers» so be aware that whichever choice you make will probably be challenged by more than one of your friends or relatives or even complete strangers who seem to have no issues with giving advice to someone they don't know!

Even stranger to me than the color choice, though, was the applicator — the only way to describe it was that it resembled a miniature pizza cutter.

There's nothing hotter, really, than a few choice naughty words from a hot stranger that wants you.

You might think this is a strange choice for a date, but believe you me there is nothing that brings people together more than a sing - along to Wonderwall or Your Sex Is on Fire.

The occasional freeze and strange controls are the only downside, but is more than made up for with the dialogue choices and amazing storytelling.

However, Po has absolutely no skills whatsoever, so he is groomed by master trainer Shifu (Hoffman, Stranger Than Fiction), who is skeptical that Po was the right choice, to hone some skills to have a chance at being the kind of master he was chosen to be.

Scenes of Segel on the job as a TV show composer are more distracting than amusing, and a strange choice considering the character himself is supposed to be lazy and unambitious.

It's a lesser known work and strange choice than say Oklahoma or Guys and Dolls.

However, for people in the middle, who enjoy witty serio - comedies that are imbued with great characters, interesting asides, and choice bits of wisdom, Stranger is a thoughtful comedy with more depth than most comedic endeavors released today.

The Nameless One (Doctor Strange) The 1978 movie version of the Sorcerer Supreme's long - running series of adventures had no other choice than to make a few cuts.

Marc Forster, the journeyman director behind Finding Neverland and Stranger Than Fiction, seemed like an odd choice to helm the 22nd James Bond adventure.

It's a very odd choice, one that has some cool moments, but ultimately is more strange than good.

The always terrific Christian Bale will portray Moses (a strange choice physically but hell, is there anyone out there better than Bale?)

It has a better chance than my next two choices, but Treasure's in a strange place.

Life is Strange manages to pull its larger sci - fi elements together far better than I expected in the end, at least if you make the correct choice near the finale, but even ignoring the larger end of the world themes, where this game excels is in its intimate relatable scenarios.

The so - called «e-dumper» is being built from a massive Komatsu dump truck that weighs 45 tons when empty and has tires as tall as a person, and although that might initially seem like a strange choice for electrification, its intended usage is expected to produce a net surplus of electricity rather than draw a huge amount of grid power.

In this they seem to have fallen upon a very good expedient for their own happiness and safety; for since the good or ill condition of a nation depends so much upon their magistrates, they could not have made a better choice than by pitching on men whom no advantages can bias; for wealth is of no use to them, since they must so soon go back to their own country; and they being strangers among them, are not engaged in any of their heats or animosities; and it is certain that when public judicatories are swayed, either by avarice or partial affections, there must follow a dissolution of justice, the chief sinew of society.