Sentence examples for selective excerpts from inspiring English sources
That argument is rooted primarily on selective excerpts from a rich factual record.
A study conducted among Egyptian, Palestine, Israelis and Tunisian women found that religion (Islamic) was associated with acceptance of violence against wives, as selective excerpts from the Koran are erroneously used to justify it [ 37].
"In a statement, Purdue Pharma said the new court filing 'contains factual errors and gross distortions and misrepresentations based on highly selective excerpting of language from tens of millions of documents.
"'Contextomy' refers to the selective excerpting of words from their original linguistic context in a way that distorts the source's intended meaning, a practice commonly referred to as 'quoting out of context'.
"I made this enquiry as I felt that fair procedure, towards my player Cormac Donnelly, would not be followed by merely showing a selective excerpt from the fracas which was started by Westmeath.
In a recent letter to the editor (The Nation), the poet Marilyn Hacker and others protested the selective excerpting of Cathy Park Hong's essay on Rich.
Mr. Issa ratcheted up the pressure over the weekend with the selective release of excerpts from continuing committee interviews with I.R.S. employees in Cincinnati involved in the added scrutiny of Tea Party groups and other conservative associations.
Readers are helped in such circumstances by providing selective access to text excerpts as needed.
Snippets and excerpts of 7 million other books do show up in the database, which critics accuse of being unfairly selective and financially unjust to writers.
