Sentence examples similar to picking friendly from inspiring English sources

Whether it's editing Joseph Stalin's executed allies out of his photos or Barack Obama cherry-picking friendly media to roll out carefully packaged news stories, leaders always want to control the message.

"We see these developments as tremendously useful in defeating the remaining lights class actions scattered around the country," Campagnino said in a research report of the expected difficulties plaintiff lawyers may have in cherry picking litigation-friendly states for lawsuits.

When we pick up friendly K.I.A.s (killed in action), that is what we call it.

"The Kite Runner" picked up friendly reviews when it was published in hardcover in the summer of 2003, but it has taken off in paperback, thanks in part to the fact that it has become a darling of book groups and the so-called Community Read programs sponsored by libraries and schools.

Small businesses and large brands need to create Instagram accounts if they don't have one, protect their trademarks / brand names and pick search friendly names if the account they want is no longer available.

Which brings us back to the beginning and the Koch brothers' interest in the election and why they and their friends are so keen to pick a friendly and accommodating president.

Pick a friendly name, and then click "Add this connector".

Make sure that the person you've picked is friendly towards you and your band members, to prevent future 'break up'.

Why did they pick family-friendly Robin Williams out of all people to narrate this star-studded series that's had Maggie Gyllenhaal, Samuel L. Jackson and Eli Roth as hosts?

If you want to have fun with the new couple, you should pick you-friendly activities so you don't feel left out.

Picking a budget-friendly hotel that's not overrun with twentysomethings looking for a crashpad can be tricky, and more serene destinations tend to be more expensive.