Sentence examples similar to handpicked facts from inspiring English sources

In fact, Trump hadn't handpicked the instructors, and he didn't attend the three-day seminars.

But their conservative credentials -- and the fact that they were handpicked by legislative leaders loyal to the Bush family -- had Democrats openly seething about a "scripted" hearing with a pre-ordained outcome.

In fact my grandfather, Lieutenant Theo "Rusty" Ionides, had been handpicked by none other than Ian Fleming to be part of the Bond creator's top secret crack team of commandos.

This could be due to the fact the our controls were not a randomly chosen population rather handpicked in a 3 1 matched ratio to the cases on decade of age, ethnic group and area of residence (urban/rural).

This particular Prom fell under the ever-vibrant baton of John Wilson, whose own orchestra (a handpicked assemblage numbering almost 80) first performed at the Proms in 2009 and in fact made two appearances there this year; the first was in a concert performance of "My Fair Lady" that sits within the Proms' tradition of semi-staged versions of musical theater and opera mainstays.

In fact, Mr. Silverman said he never opened up bidding for Reveille to a wide group of suitors and called Ms. Murdoch his "handpicked" choice.

All were handpicked by him.

The suddenness of the decision, and the fact he will leave the BBC as soon as next week, came as a shock to the team of loyal presenters he has handpicked for a schedule that is attracting record-breaking audiences.

"They were handpicked for each role.

Teachers are handpicked and stay seemingly forever.

The fact that Walesa won't let Father Jerzy's murder be forgotten is further proof of the growing rift between him and the prime minister he handpicked, Tadeusz Mazowiecki.