Sentence examples for pick out with from inspiring English sources

At Cannes, Peter Bradshaw praised the film's script, performances and cinematography - "almost Amish austerity in monochrome, which gives a wintry, end-of-the-world drear to that homely roadside Americana that Payne loves to pick out with his camera".

There was an easygoing hip-hop beat, intensified by snare rolls sampled from a marching band, and a playful keyboard line, the kind that you might pick out with one finger.

In tone, too, this was largely a monochrome performance, except for some movements in which Mr. Schepkin found one line to pick out with a sober continuity while more momentary things were happening around it in livelier and brittler style: the final prelude, in B minor, was an example.

The winner in the best actor Oscar race is harder to pick out with so many strong male performances from the likes of British actors Eddie Redmayne, Benedict Cumberbatch and Timothy Spall.

She points out that in grounding (and re-grounding) an artistic kind-term, such as 'symphony', there is a problem of identifying the kind of thing one intends to pick out with the term.

However, in contrast to both Block and Searle, there are also those who raise doubts that there is a properly phenomenal sense we can apply, distinct from both of the other two, for us to pick out with any term (see Dennett 1988 , 1991and Rey 1997).

Pick out frame with correct dimensions.

Pick out an emerald with strong saturation.

Pick out a hog with good confirmation, smooth body.

Pick out some candy with nice wrappers to use, too.

Pick out a feature with which you are comfortable.