Sentence examples for meager selection from inspiring English sources

In the adjacent aisle, a stout Herero matron examined the meager selection of vegetables.

Given the meager selection and sad quality of jarred fare available, it is no wonder.

Interestingly, the pre-auction world tour did not include a stop at Sotheby's in New York, although a meager selection of dot paintings was exhibited in Bridgehampton.

His classic review of Max Ophuls's supposed masterpiece, "Lola Montes," a review mercifully included here as the finale to his oddly meager selection, tells you in advance everything that would be wrong about the auteur theory.

First, even though the slower-selling Nook Tablet HD has the best screen of all the seven-inch models, its app selection is limited to the meager selection at Barnes and Noble.

Aspirations of a unified pan-European Defence League collapsed and died on Saturday in the Danish city of Aarhus, as a rather meager selection of euro-nationalists were sent running by anti-fascist rioters.

A gallery of "legacy" photographs hints at these developments, but its meager selections don't offer a satisfying explanation of how color photography was absorbed into mainstream art and transformed via digital manipulation and photographic prints the size of easel paintings.

Otherwise, a read of the speech might have suggested that he was offering nothing more than a meager, warmed-over selection of stale ideas.

While the selections may seem meager, YouTube says it believes the new section will lay a foundation for more content partners.

WINE LIST Meager, but supplemented by a fine selection of sake and a half-dozen Japanese beers.

Perhaps too much interest had shifted to the Internet, or perhaps the selection had always been meager.