Sentence examples for picked on such from inspiring English sources
The upper house is bursting at the seams with peers picked on such an arbitrary basis that there are no rules even about the party mix.
This passage felt gratuitous, not only for picking on such an easy target as a braying Englishman, but also for delaying our journey to the chapter's climactic scene — the promised hookup between Joey and Jenna.
"When you see the kind of things that are allowed to go through on TV and in magazines, you wonder why people would pick on such minuscule things".
Children and carers talked about "peer pressure", "like a stigma" and "getting picked on at school" for not playing such games.
It's easier to pick on words than such intangible things as direction".
I am not picking on you, so do not pick on me.
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.
A profile of the French actor Fabrice Luchini, well-known only in his home country, drew praise from advertisers, who expressed surprise that an American magazine had picked up on such a French icon, according to Wil Merritt, Time Europe's president and publisher.
Although newsreels were the main vehicle for presenting current events, dramas and comedies also picked up on such issues.
However, we emphasize that our fMRI EC analysis almost certainly could not have picked up on such a temporally fine-scaled process.
