Sentence examples for selected many from inspiring English sources

Fried has selected many contemporary art photographers to illustrate his argument.

Around 17 out of 41 of Unite's preferred list of candidates, which was leaked last year, have now been selected – many of them in winnable seats.

It certainly seems that way in the images Dolce & Gabbana selected, many of which highlight assets Ms. Campbell has always considered her best: her legs and her behind.

None of the three parties have so far selected many people from non-professional or blue collar jobs, with some exceptions being Lee Sherriff, a former retail worker in Carlisle for Labour, and Scott Mann, a postman standing for the Conservatives in North Cornwall.

He contributed dialogue for his character and selected many of his character's outfits from his personal wardrobe.

The books I have selected, many of them bestsellers and classics, were produced by Jackie during her career as an editor for Viking and Doubleday and reflect her interests, passions, and, according to Kuhn, major themes in her life such as sexual scandal, privacy, being a political spouse, cultural iconography, and of course, elegance and high style.

We also need time to allow Labour to select many more left candidates for the next election.

This four-CD compilation judiciously selects many styles of bluegrass from 1929 to the present from many different sources -- not just labels controlled by Sony.

It is relatively easy to imagine what those agencies may be like if Mr. Gore wins, because he has already played the primary role in selecting many top regulators.

Mr. Gandhi tried to play this game, selecting many candidates to attract certain caste constituencies, yet many of his choices did not win.

As shown in Fig. 5, baseline classification selects many more patients than necessary for readmission intervention.