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Sentences with chosen. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use chosen in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for chosen.

• He had chosen it. (8)
• Had she chosen wrong? (8)
• You have chosen the right. (10)
• You have not chosen badly. (10)
• But you have chosen your fault well. (4)
• The guests had been carefully chosen. (8)
• Mr. Bennet could not have chosen better. (4)
• He could have chosen not to write at all. (9)
• No matter what, so that something is chosen. (4)
• Either one course or the other must be chosen. (18)
• There are more of the chosen in Court every day. (8)
• I have chosen my mate, and I may never marry him. (10)
• The position could hardly have been better chosen. (1)
• I am sure he might have done this if he had chosen. (9)
• He felt that her friends ought to be chosen for her. (8)
• Barto Rizzo had chosen his own way, none knew whither. (10)
• I presume to think that he could not have chosen better. (10)
• But you are quite right; you could not have chosen better. (4)
• He was ignorant of the road she had chosen for her return. (10)
• It was clear that Vittoria had chosen to go forward alone. (10)
• You have chosen your part, we have chosen ours. (8)
• And he had always chosen his agents himself, prided himself on it. (8)
• Yet, having chosen so well, his constancy has a respectable stamp. (4)
• What if he had chosen this as the most merciful way of leaving her? (8)
• He had chosen to centre it all in himself, to make himself its very soul. (8)
• It seemed as if Vittoria had disconcerted them by having chosen another route. (10)
• Indeed, had she chosen from a crowd, the choice would have been one of his age. (10)
• Enter into the sentiment, you see that the hour of darkness is naturally chosen. (10)
• To himself, the one person she ought to have loved, she had chosen to refuse her heart. (8)
• Justice once for all on those who had chosen to regard his son as a poor, penniless outcast. (8)
• She had, she said, chosen to take the journey easily on her return, and enjoyed it greatly. (10)
• Could she have chosen with whom to associate, she would not have chosen her. (4)
• Spirited was hardly the word Miss Mattock would have chosen to designate the spirit in them. (10)
• The writer was created for popularity, had he chosen to bring his art into our literary market. (10)
• Thus had the wayward force of Love chosen to manifest itself to her in all its wistful violence. (8)
• What I heard was not of a character to give me faith in the sanity of the companion I had chosen. (10)
• Frederick will not be the first man who has chosen a wife with less sense than his family expected. (4)
• This primary element of his nature soon enthroned his chosen lady above their tangled obscurities. (10)
• And she could vehemently declare that she had not chosen; she was too young, too ignorant to choose. (10)
• But I see now that I could have chosen no shorter path to the kernel of what I should like to tell you. (12)
• The place chosen was a little hostel, frequented by racing men, and famed for the excellence of its steaks. (8)
• Mashalleed gathered round his standard the chosen of his warriors, and smoothed his beard, and headed them. (10)
• These French maidens were chosen from the country rather than from the city, strong and accustomed to work. (19)
• They were not of the holiday crowd, and had evidently chosen out this vulgar afternoon for a stolen meeting. (8)
• No situation could be more commanding for the head city of a kingdom; none better chosen for noble prospects. (2)
• They knew none of the hotels in Rochester, and they had chosen a certain one in reliance upon their handbook. (9)
• He had evidently enjoyed it vastly, and I now understood why he had chosen to prolong it as much as possible. (10)
• Miss Julinks, the great heiress and a beauty; has chosen him over the heads of all the young men of his time. (10)
• To-day a few chosen spirits believe in magic again, and thus exorcize the evil spirit which is called science. (12)
• The critics who have chosen silence, rather than submission to the Silent Bargain, would have a chance to write. (16)
• Would she have chosen me, or any man, for her messenger, if it had not appeared to her a matter of life and death? (10)
• His Charley Steele is, indeed, as unpromising material for the experiment, in certain ways, as could well be chosen. (9)
• Why had he not chosen a woman to sit beside him who would have fancied his coronet a glory and his luxury a kindness? (10)
• He had been there often before, it seemed, and in the event it appeared that he had chosen the days sightseeing wisely. (9)
• He should not have chosen the last night of the Opera to go to your box and sit beside you till the fall of the curtain. (10)
• Neither time, to be sure, was the way to her favor quite what he would have chosen if he could have chosen. (13)
• Ivy round her glimmering ancle, Vine about her glowing brow, Never sure was bride so beauteous, Daphne, chosen nymph, as thou! (10)
• His departure for his chosen field of missionary labor in China formed part of the news communicated by the rather exulting paragraph. (9)
• He trifled with the letter for some time, re-reading chosen passages as he walked about the room, and considering he scarce knew what. (10)
• If he had so chosen, every street upon the northern slope might have been a noble terrace and commanded an extensive and beautiful view. (2)
• No human power had ever yet driven Master Gammon to a demonstration of haste or to any acceleration of the pace he had chosen for himself. (22)
• She was dealing with an evil thing, and had chosen to act according to her light, and by the counsel of her combative and forceful temper. (10)
• Would it not please her father to hear that she had chosen the tedious route for the purpose of visiting this lady, whose champion he was? (10)
• These were not all chosen for wealth or family; there were some whose gifts gave the class distinction, and the ladies were glad to have them. (9)
• There were, happily, two roads, and not the slightest reason or smallest argument were needed to make me choose that which my cauchemar had not chosen. (10)
• The foregoing are undoubtedly extreme cases, and are chosen simply to show the extent to which some American courts will go in punishing newspaper contempts. (16)

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