Sentence examples for incredibly selective from inspiring English sources

Antibodies are incredibly selective about which bacteria they'll attack and which they'll ignore.

Whether the Lakers were in Minneapolis or Los Angeles; whether Philadelphia was the Warriors or the 76ers, each has fans with incredibly selective memories.

Space limitations mean I'll never be able to compete with the sheer range of stock available in other good bookshops, which means being incredibly selective, and adding value elsewhere, whether that be free cups of tea or a programme of events.

"It shows how incredibly selective this face selector must be".

The NBA draft is incredibly selective: Only sixty players are chosen in two rounds.

"We are incredibly selective on the companies we partner with," Braswell told me in an interview last month.

Somebody made incredibly good judgments: about the fit, the proportions, the selective use of silk prints, the natural looking prettiness of the models.

The empiric observation that many kinds of "novel targeted" drugs appear to exhibit relatively selective patterns of activity is testament to the concept that the lymphomas represent an incredibly diverse group of human cancers.

Selective enforcement?

Selective amnesia?

Selective hearing.