Sentence examples for chosen from high-quality English sources.

• ., you have chosen death,” he said.

• For this reason a single-pass (see below) configuration was chosen.

• We've also chosen to elevate the work of Black directors and producers, with a few exceptions.

• But probably no region has chosen as badly as Primorsky Krai (“Maritime Territory”), on Russia's Pacific Coast.

• "He has also chosen to be very vocal regarding his disdain for intellectual property rights."

• The game was chosen as one of 10 EFL matches in England where 1,000 fans would be allowed back into the ground.

• The point chosen could be any point on the object, but the pivot , also known as the fulcrum, is usually chosen.

• Different systems use different target curves, chosen by the engineers at the company that created the room-correction technology.

Use chosen in a sentence.

• The point chosen could be any point on the object, but the pivot - also known as the fulcrum - is usually chosen.

• The point chosen could be any point on the object, but the pivot – also known as the fulcrum – is usually chosen.

• Chosen people, the Jewish people, as expressed in the idea that they have been chosen by God as his special people.

• I’ve always chosen not to say a public word on this very private matter, and why have I chosen to do that you may ask?

• All striking image files that are submitted are also eligible to be chosen as the monthly Issue Image, which is chosen by the editorial staff.

• His chosen industries were automotive, web development, and cannabis — an eclectic mix, but chosen based on his professional experience and interests.

• Article I says that members of the House shall be “chosen every second Year by the People of the several States,” but it doesn’t say how they should be chosen.

• To state it more accurately, the economic model we’ve chosen to use cannot sustain another lockdown, because the economic model we’ve chosen to use can only really exist under conditions of perpetual growth.

chosen sentence examples

• From the very consideration of possible worlds and God's choice, it follows both that he has chosen the best and that he has chosen it with one decree, whose object, obviously, is the chosen world (October 1708 letter to Des Bosses, LR 113).

• “We have been clear that we don’t want any of our colleagues to leave us and whilst the vast majority of colleagues have chosen to sign the new contract, we continue to have conversations with those who have chosen not to, to try and understand their concerns.

• The Old Testament contains two variant traditions as to when God selected Israel to be his chosen people; some passages imply the covenant was made when God led them out of Egypt, whereas others state that God had already chosen Israel at the time of Abraham and the other patriarchs.

• The Oscars are chosen by the overwhelmingly white Academy, whose members are chosen from the overwhelmingly white movie industry, and it overwhelmingly bestows awards on white creators, thus sustaining and reinforcing the industry’s overwhelming whiteness, which is then replicated and perpetuated in the Academy.