Sentence examples for a selective guide to from inspiring English sources

Herewith, a selective guide to the guides.

A selective guide to race-related sites on the web.

Here is a selective guide to when you might next see this year's nominees in action.

One article: "Is There a Burmese Nation?" "Burma: A Selective Guide to Scholarly Resources". Typescript notes for Politics, Power and Political Culture.

Columbia E-Guide: Archives and Manuscript Collections LibraryWeb A selective guide to archives and manuscript collections in national libraries, state archives and libraries, college and university collections, and historical society archives.

"Where else is there a writer who allows black people to go deep," he said of Wilson, "and still stay black?" Following is a selective guide to some of the actors who've stepped into Wilson's Pittsburgh backyard.

The first issue of Gayletter — a highly selective guide to alterna-gay culture — arrived in friends' in-boxes in July 2009 and has since become a must-read for the kind of downtown gay man whose Thursday night might start at an Envoy gallery opening and end up at Ryan McGinley's party at BEast.

That's the latest from Michael Webb, author of "Architecture & Design LA" (The Understanding Business, $14), whose third edition is subtitled "Selective Guide to the Best Buildings, Interiors, Design Resources and Arts Facilities in Southern California".

What follows is a selective, subjective guide to masterpieces in all media, from all eras, in regional museums.

International Criminal Law: A Selective Resource Guide provides a guide to basic research materials, in both print and electronic formats, and also includes a section specifically on crimes against humanity and human rights issues; unfortunately, it's a bit out-of-date.

The American Society of International Law's Research Guide on International Criminal Law and LLRX's International Criminal Law: A Selective Resource Guide include links to other international criminal law treaties.