Sentence examples for select excerpts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pincus took note, going through the comments and highlighting select excerpts.

Also all feature extraction is based on the whole song length rather than to select excerpts of several seconds and operate only on them.

These complaints were fewer this time as we had taken care to select excerpts with simpler language.

Here are some selected excerpts.

To reinforce the point, Mr. Gore's aides have shown him selected excerpts of his performance in the first debate.

In 2007, MAVA and Purush Uvach also published selected excerpts of Purush Spandana into an English book, a collection titled "Breaking the Moulds".

"Miller testified that Libby brought her selected excerpts from a top-secret National Intelligence Estimate to buttress his claim that long after Wilson's mission, the CIA still endorsed reports that Saddam Hussein had 'vigorously' pursued uranium in Africa," Frankel reports.

She said: "The use of carefully selected excerpts from the recordings does not necessarily give the viewer a detailed understanding of the circumstances and the full evidence behind the interviews.

White Houses ordinarily dribble out carefully selected excerpts from the State of the Union address before the evening network newscasts as a way to try to frame how the speech is discussed in the news media.

Some of the footage is available online, as is the case with excerpts from the discussions with Murmelstein (a note on the site specifies that the clips "are selected excerpts from the complete interview, which can be viewed at the Museum".

• The long loving lists of railway stations struck from the map are still rolling into my sidings, but I thought I would vary the pattern from time to time with selected excerpts from the electoral register in Kensington and Chelsea, homeland of Michael Portillo, as supplied to me by one who laboured in vain there in June in the hope of evicting him.