Sentence examples for picked examples from inspiring English sources

And while we've picked examples from near the birth of rock-and-roll, but you should feel free to range across the decades.

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).

He has, critics will say, cherry picked examples; but he hasn't—he has used systematic reviews to make his case and anecdotes to make the book interesting.

Throughout, we have picked examples which we think are both interesting and challenging, and which demonstrate the practical contribution evolutionary biology is making, or could make, to help alleviate the medical problems caused by drug resistance.

I don't think that anything I wrote was untrue, but I cherry-picked examples to support my argument, and I made Groton look bad in ways that weren't specific to Groton; similar stories could have been told about any other élite boarding school.

The point is that either side can cherry pick examples of successes or failures, and there are also some that fall in-between.

Chakrabortty takes issue with our annual conference: "Many academics haven't begun digging into the banking crisis, but instead ploughed on with researching – to pick examples from the last British Sociological Association conference – the real-ale industry".

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.

"Anybody can cherry-pick examples and make whatever claims you want (and some people do), but absolutely nobody can look at the entirety of LotFP art and tell me with a straight face there's an excess of victimized women".

They would be prevented from cherry picking examples, from reporting speculation as fact, from deliberately misrepresenting politicians' positions, from ignoring inconvenient facts, and from any of the myriad other helpful techniques of false equivalency that Brooks's Law makes possible.

Conversely, under-sampling randomly picks examples from the majority class until the number of examples matches the size of the minority class.