Sentence examples for picked on easy from inspiring English sources

The filmmakers denied that they picked on easy targets.

Most of the others have made authoritarian noises, and have picked on easy targets, such as wresting the media out of the hands and pockets of local political chiefs.

Mr Proctor, 68, vehemently denies any knowledge of such parties and believes he has been picked on as an easy target.

"It's really difficult to be politically satirical and not just pick on easy targets.

Big companies like picking on easy targets but once a corporate lawyer gets a whiff of a real fight in a case where they are likely to lose, the big corporate lawyer as often as not does the math and realizes settling on your terms might not be such a bad thing.

There is a bully in the children's school, an obnoxious character called "Fats" Wall, who -- like all bullies -- picks on easy targets.

She told me that she thought Chinatown was being picked on because it's an easy target.

What makes me uneasy when politicians engage in this is the temptation for them to pick on the easy targets.

He starts by picking on an easy target: the massive, concrete public housing projects that were, once upon a time, championed by visionaries like Le Corbusier.

This is not merely a case of Setanta picking on an easy victim, since the champions, Celtic, are scheduled to open their defence at lunchtime today, 24 hours behind their fierce rivals and most obvious challengers, Rangers.

"I was an easy target to be picked on, and that started in kindergarten," he said.