Sentence examples for a picker of from inspiring English sources

Shivas himself was never in essence an innovator, a picker of new talent or an ideologue.

A conversation with him is rarely one sided, but, when pushed on specific issues, he is a picker of brains rather than an imparter of information.

A possessor of convening power, a picker of people: hearing both stylings only a few minutes apart, I was struck by how both seem to operate at one remove.

But Timberlake methodically worked his way out of it, rebranding himself as a dapper solo artist, a picker of modest but choice acting roles (most notably as Sean Parker in "The Social Network") and as a master of this generation's gift to comedy, the viral short.

In contrast, Bruce Neuburger spent much of the 1970s as a picker of lettuce and other California agricultural products, during the heyday of the United Farm Workers (UFW).

The name "spermologus" comes from the Greek σπερμολόγος, a picker up of seeds.

The asymmetry of these nanoparticles allows the combination of a "Pickering effect" of a solid particle with a "copolymer effect" of an amphiphilic structure.

Manager James Gipson has been a keen picker of large-cap value stocks, a group that's less sensitive to market corrections than growth stocks.

It was at Bridlington that he laid the foundation of his future success as a shrewd picker of farces.

Over on Sky News the editor of Majesty magazine felt forced to opine that he was "not a good picker of people".

He was, among his other talents, a terrific picker of extras, and as Ricki performs in bars, or at family gatherings, he dishes up, in passing glimpses, a fine assortment of his fellow-citizens.