Sentence examples for pick examples of from inspiring English sources
The point is that either side can cherry pick examples of successes or failures, and there are also some that fall in-between.
The instructor must run the tournament in advance herself in order to verify that there are no improperly formatted strategies; to discern the interesting "global" trends, such as the relative performance of nasty and nice strategies; and to pick examples of how strategies performed against each other to discuss in class.
We designed a simple experiment: we gave a volunteer shopper criteria for more and less nutritious foods, and had her pick examples of both from multiple food categories.
Cherry picked examples of new species and their defining characteristic from palaeontological journals include: a new species of canid with united cusps on the fourth premolar (Weredelin et al. 2015), a new species of archosauromorph with knobs on the osteoderms (Heckert 2012) and a new species of ichthyosaur with a comparatively short humerus and femur (Lomax and Massare 2015).
And while we've picked examples from near the birth of rock-and-roll, but you should feel free to range across the decades.
"We have around 800 social care staff working in Walsall, and the plan is to pick out examples of what we think is the great work that is happening, but isn't often picked up on," he said.
With Munro, it's easy to pick out examples of miraculous economy: there are many, many stories and most of them are perfect.
In picking negative examples of otherness (a woman who dies during unassisted childbirth, an ill woman left to die by a group moving its camp), he follows another established Western theme of viewing these others in a wholly negative light, as primitives or even "savages".
To show you what I'm getting at I've picked two examples of what can really happen, two stories of two great cases.
Pick an example of a work activity that happens regularly, like a daily or weekly standing meeting.
Or compare it – to pick an example of a much higher-profile scandal than either of these – to Lance Armstrong's comically cynical non-confession to Oprah Winfrey in January.
