Sentence examples for he has cherry-picked from inspiring English sources

He has cherry-picked a vast literature on the subject to suit his needs.

Kavinsky claimed that his music is inspired by thousands of movies he watched as a young boy and that he has cherry-picked the best parts from them, consolidating them into one concept.

"Though it does, at times, feel as if she has cherry-picked the most interesting ideas from authoritative works on marriage, she also makes academic texts accessible to a wide audience," the "sex guru" Suzi Godson wrote in the Times.

I pointed out that he had cherry-picked his start date: his claim that temperatures had fallen this century was based on his selection of the hottest year ever – 1998 – as the starting point.

In 1973, Foos launched the Rhino brand-name after finding success reselling the rare LPs he had cherry-picked at weekend swap meets.

six and more years ago that the Justice Department has cherry-picked from the 30 million pages of S.&P.

Posterity has cherry-picked some of it; indeed, the dance music has become a deathless buzzword for vigorous French gaiety.

Second, the White House has cherry-picked some agencies for inclusion but not others that conduct similar activities.

So the minister has cherry-picked only the good findings, from only one report, while ignoring the peer-reviewed literature.

Aside from Ephron's script, there are pages of discarded dialogue that Mr. Wolfe has cherry-picked for an extra dash of nuance or sprinkle of clarity.

Fingal retraces the possible steps, finding that D'Agata has cherry-picked the most lurid-sounding names from all possible Stratospheric paths.