Sentences With moment of choice

• In the case of his SFAs, decisions remain undetermined up to the moment of choice.
• Some report spontaneously reconnecting with their bodies, others report a moment of choice in which they or an accompanying presence decide that they must return.
• And so they have a moment of choice.
• Join people from all walks of life in their moment of choice.
• In the moment of choice, he is in complete isolation, for he withdraws from his social milieu, and yet at the same moment he is in absolute continuity, for he chooses himself as a product.
• It is simply your choice how to express your divinity each and every moment of the day.
• Is the union of a given soul with a given body predestined beforehand, or is the choice ofa body only made at the last moment?
• He may be blessed with the love of a wonderful new woman and a beautiful home in California, but not a moment passes that he isn't filled with regret for the fateful choice he made so many years ago.
• When you enable the service, you will be assigned a local telephone number in the city of your choice and this will be your personal Fax number from that moment on.
• The choice of prior densities imposes size restrictions on the first moment of the parameters.
• It wasn't perfect, and it was very rushed at the beginning, but it seemed like a good choice with some of the other rubbish out at the moment.
• At the start of the period, players have to make the choice between shooting at the last moment and not being prepared for melee or fixing bayonets.
• Earlier, those taking multiple-choice tests waited for a moment or two in the administration area to receive a printout of their results, which usually resulted in the exit area being crowded.
• That choice reflects the nonexistence, at the moment, of a market in defenses.
• The control of the RS continues from the moment of the conception of the project, passing through the choice of the construction procedures until its completion.
• It's a very refreshing change of pace, since I tend to assume the moment I walk into a doctor's office that I get no choice in how I'm touched, when, or where.
• Not the best choice of sponsors, perhaps, at the moment.
• Italian heresy called it, the divine city where one can stand, though only for a brief moment, apart from the division and terror of the world and the choice of the world too?
• At the moment the choice of free website builders is huge and you probably know it.
• This reorientation in fundamental conception of how society is to be constituted is possible because democracy seems to be the only possible choice given the world circumstances at the moment.
• But perhaps it is not solace which is required at this moment, but instead the motivation to act, and to react against the increasingly accelerated destruction of reproductive choice.
• The moment foreshadows the concept that no matter what choice they make, Hester and Dimmesdale will always live under the shadow of their sin, and will not be freed from the judgment of society.
• This choice delayed the reduction in speed of the aeroplane at a key moment.
• At the moment, solar PV is the only renewable energy source available for comparison however wind power will be another choice in a future versions of the model.
• No inference should be made from my choice of descriptor at any given moment during the report.
• The most crucial moment here is the choice of the receiver.
• For a selfindulgent person is led on by his own choice, since he believes that he should always pursue the pleasure of the moment.
• It is at this moment that the essential process of informed choice begins.
• She asked if Laramie Project would be a better choice, and with our assent she hesitated not a moment before grabbing a chair, sitting, and launching into the greatest delivery of that overdone monolo
• There was not a moment that the dance floor at my wedding was empty as his choice of music kept the party going.
• There is a choice of paper or electronic newsletters At the moment, there are no serious issues to encourage increased membership.
• The next time, you see someone flip to the classic library experience, share some of the benefits in this post to make them pause for a moment and reconsider their choice.
• The Independence Party of Minnesota and the Constitution Party collected and filed for ballot access at the last moment so it is not yet clear if they, too, will appear as a choice.
• Looking back, it was an obvious choice, but I will admit it scared the hell out of me in the moment.
• The woodwind and brass instrument musicians have no choice at the moment but to "sit and wait" for health guidelines to shift, said Deedee Vaughters, executive director of the Aiken Symphony Orchestra
• Throat Calm in the tizzy of the moment as I thought merc sol was likely choice.
• Located in the city centre, Aberdeen Berry Street is a superb choice for hosting a meeting, offering fully equipped office facilities in the heart of the city, available at a moment's notice on a pay
• From the moment of their design, new manufacturing units incorporate the management of energy and consumables in the choice of the processes and equipment.
• After each day, employees were asked how they felt and were given the choice of tapping whichever emoji reflected their state of mind in that moment.
• Its advantage is in broader choice of subjects, which allow a student to make a decision about what to study at a university at the last moment.
• The choice Once to every man and nation, comes the moment to decide, In the strife of truth with falsehood, for the good or.
• Do the women of Bryn Mawr have a choice, to either complain or to act, and at the moment are we stuck?.
• More on that in a moment, but in terms of the charging pads you can buy, your choice is wide open.
• The final choice for the portfolio of War was delayed until the last moment.
• Countless choices define our fate: each choice, each moment, a moment in the ripple of time.
• University of Maryland was my first choice from the moment I stepped onto the beautiful campus.
• Ask God for strength and close the gap between who you are and you were born to be by making the right choice, regardless of how it feels in the moment.
• Postcard is created using a photo of your choice, allowing you to send an image of a special moment to a special person.
• In this case, more choice produces procrastination and distraction which leads to a loss of focus on the most important matters at the moment.
• But it is a very sort of clear, like moral choice that he makes to include that moment in the film.
• It was in that moment while still staring at the reflection of her frail and broken body, that Carmen knew she had to make a choice.
• At the moment, we're pointing in the direction of school choice and competition to produce better schools, higher pay to produce better teachers, big tests to monitor student performance, and financia
• Helped me making the right choice in a very difficult and stressful moment of my career life.
• This was her college of choice and I knew at that moment this was the right choice for her.
• The differences between the various yields obtained from property are more The choice of the correct investment for a particular investor at a particular moment in time is a complex business, to which
• These conflict rules of the Supreme Court stipulate that it is possible for the future spouses themselves to make a choice of law at the moment of the solemnization of the marriage.
• From the moment we first kissed, awkwardly, hesitantly, in her apartment, I knew I would soon face a choice, one that would define my own moral character and perhaps the rest of my life.
• MBSR helps us recognize the moments of choice before reaction to make conscious decisions in the present moment.
• He said that at the moment we have no choice except to trust in the strength of Mexican electoral institutions.