Sentence examples for been plucked at random from inspiring English sources

Entertainment.ie's Lauren Murphy regarded "No Can Do" and album track "Side Chick" as "feeble uptempo tracks that sound like they've been plucked at random from a pop factory conveyor belt".

Wallander's name was plucked at random from a telephone book, and he is regarded by his creator as a device.

Three winners will be plucked at random each day for the hot and exclusive bundle.

Mr. Desplechin has a positive genius for making his carefully structured tales seem breathless and aleatory, as if any given film were plucked almost at random from dozens of other possibilities.

What Williams didn't entirely register, though, was that Gauguin isn't just one artist plucked at random out of time, a desperado in a line stretching back to Pygmalion.

The document has been "anonymised" – using initials apparently plucked at random – so that no one can tell who is bringing the action.

Here are some preferred Galgutian words, plucked at random from the text, that set the superficial flavour of the work: placelessness, free-fall, centreless, inertia, unweighted, substanceless.

"Painstakingly rubbing them with old teabags and staining them with spices plucked at random from the cupboard, because most pirates' hands were covered with paprika and Tetley's after a hard day's seafaring".

The reason is that they have only slightly fewer genetic differences with you than would someone plucked at random from a New York City street.

Not bad for a scrap of paper plucked at random in the pitch dark.

Take a look at some contemporary examples of textspeak, plucked at random, and you might not feel as sanguine.