Sentence examples similar to cherry-picked for journal from inspiring English sources

That his words can be cherry-picked for quotes to support both sides of an argument?

[See footnote 1] Most presidential candidates in modern times don't, for the understandable reason that details can be cherry-picked for attack ads.

The confusion came when a BBC program about him was cherry-picked for alarming quotes, which then appeared in a British newspaper and quickly toured the world electronically.

On-screen texts are not read "inferentially, analytically and critically"; they are skimmed and filleted, cherry-picked for half-grasped truths.

Chakrabarti wants to make them feel there is something here worth cherishing, something that cannot be cherry-picked for the politically appealing bits.

I'm talking about hundreds of children who Barry Bennell cherry-picked for various football teams and who now, as adults, might still be living with that awful fear.

But it is very likely that the bill will be cherry-picked for items that appeal to large swaths on both sides of the aisle, like the payroll tax cut and a job training program for the unemployed.

were cherry-picked for the purposes of the offering statement.

We also sought input from the Leading Hotels of the World, Ltd., a global grouping of 450 hotels cherry-picked for the discerning traveler (three of the groups properties made this list).

We cherry-picked for the tours.

Posturing at venues cherry-picked for fawning Western coverage ― churches in Egypt, the World Economic Forum in Davos ― Sisi has presented himself as a leader of reform within Islam.