Sentence examples for selection of personal from inspiring English sources

After passing a number of tests (including the selection of personal items that had belonged to the 13th Dalai Lama), he was proclaimed the next Dalai Lama.

The results load in front of your left eye, a selection of personal details that might include someone's name, occupation, Facebook and/or Twitter profile, and, conveniently, whether there's a corresponding entry in the national sex-offender registry.

This Friday, former Libertines frontman Peter Doherty is to auction off paintings smeared with his own blood, as well as prized possessions including his private diaries, military jackets from the band's glory days, guitars and a selection of personal trinkets.

Retailers promote them in circulars, like one this week for the Duane Reade drugstore chain in metropolitan New York that declares, "Enhance the pleasure of intimacy with our selection of personal products," among them K-Y lubricants and Trojan condoms.

Three months after his exhibition at the Cob gallery (where paintings made from Doherty's blood were on sale), the Babyshambles frontman auctioned off a selection of "prized possessions" including his "his private diaries, military jackets from the band's glory days, guitars and a selection of personal trinkets".

But some liberties seem more central than others to the selection of personal ideals.

By improved building design and proper construction materials selection, risk of personal exposure to VOCs in the house was significantly reduced.

There, she'll find a selection of lush personal Edens to excite the imagination of even the weariest urbanite.

Proper adherence to infection control precautions, including appropriate selection and use of personal protective equipment (PPE), is of significant importance to the health and well-being of perioperative personnel.

These sessions were insufficient to build knowledge and good practices on the selection and use of personal protective equipment [ 20].

However, neither of these studies assessed potential varying effects of different types of alcoholic beverages in a randomized setting in men and women; thus, they might be prone to selection bias because of personal preferences of study participants.