Sentence examples for choosing excerpts from inspiring English sources

Carefully choosing excerpts to support my case (yes, the Stone Roses did it pretty well) I give you Northside's Take Five (although the setting of Boston's More Than a Feeling to a baggy beat is at least more spirited than I remember).

Bible stories are read and taught once or twice a week depending on age, and a few Protestant reverends advise the school on choosing excerpts.

Before filming her scenes, she spent hours analyzing her chosen excerpts and memorizing the actors' movements.

As reading material, they offered a treatise by Al Qaeda's ideological leader, Ayman al-Zawahri; at night they watched, on laptops, videos of Pakistani soldiers being executed, or carefully chosen excerpts from Hollywood titles: Muslims killing Christian crusaders in Ridley Scott's "Kingdom of Heaven," or Sylvester Stallone battling Soviet soldiers in Afghanistan in "Rambo 3".

I've chosen excerpts from the three songs that cure whatever ails me -- be sure to listen via the links.

The reader needs to judge whether the chosen excerpts adequately represent the concept.

The researcher then chooses excerpts because of their power to explain this interpretation [ 22].

For every cannily chosen excerpt, particularly a "King John" soliloquy that Mr. DeVita connects with the death of Shakespeare's young son, there's an "O, what a rogue and peasant slave am I," and even a "To be or not to be".

Choose excerpts from the book and "translate" their ideas into song or rap lyrics.

So do cannily chosen spoken excerpts from the film and from other British productions.

For "Ascending Darkness," Mr. Haas chose operatic excerpts by Rameau, opening with the "Scène Funèbre" from "Castor et Pollux".