Sentence examples for if you filter from inspiring English sources

Friends of friends and blind dates have yielded some success, but if you filter out those who begin their introductory sentences with the word "we", then the pickings, if not the men, are slim.

Even if you filter out most of the news, a pair of nail scissors found in your bag before you get on a cheap flight will set off all sorts of alarms, if you still travel at all.

But if you walk around the 14.6-acre excavation where the twin towers stood, if you filter out the crowds and let your heart grow still, you may begin to see what many New Yorkers see: not an open patch of sky but a fathomless void where something vast and vital ought to be.

"If you filter the data, the signal is obvious to the eye," she says.

Even if you filter out the top one half of 1% (the tech billionaires, Warren Buffett, et al)., there is still a large imbalance in how much the top and bottom earners have benefited from the Fed's lopsided monetary policy.

But what's really cool is that even if you filter an image before you take the picture, you can change your mind after you take it, and switch the filter.

IF you filtered all the glitz out of Miami, you'd get Naples, Fla.

If you must filter dirty water, let it stand overnight for particles to settle out.

If you could filter out all but the plants that needed full sun, for instance, or those with red flowers, the images would be more useful.

It would also be fun if you could filter posts by friends versus the wider community, so you could play a game of 'guess who said it.' But there's nothing like that yet, either.

If you want filtering extras like activity logs, customization and time scheduling, a separate program is worth having.