Sentence examples for selectively about from inspiring English sources

He did not appear to think heavily or selectively about the facts of his career as he recounted them; they just flowed out of him like a stream.

And when the international community shouts selectively about human rights it encourages conservatives to feel that they are being hectored again by "Little Satan" Britain or "Great Satan" America.

If only the bankers can persuade him they are doing their best and that small businesses - his passion - are indeed advancing onto the longed-for level playing field.His rant, if so it can be called, tells no more than the truth, albeit selectively, about the malpractices and inefficiencies that have crept into the global capital markets.

Together, these theories contribute to an opportunity-based explanation for crime (see Felson & Clarke, 1998, for a full discussion) that can account for variations in offending behaviour across contexts, with offenders acting selectively about where, when, and against whom to offend.

[Quote 5] … [names module], it's a massive chunk of work … you must swot so selectively about what you are going to leave out and it's not as though you leave out less important things.

(Resp6) [Quote 5] … [names module], it's a massive chunk of work … you must swot so selectively about what you are going to leave out and it's not as though you leave out less important things.

The French writer Sophie Fontanel's new memoir, "The Art of Sleeping Alone," is about not merely employing your Sex Now button selectively, but about throwing it away altogether.

Although chariot races were among the most popular sports spectacles of the Roman and Byzantine eras, as they had been in Greek times, the Romans of the republic and the early empire were quite selectively enthusiastic about Greek athletic contests.

Ideally the catalyst must selectively oxidize about 1% (10 000 ppm) CO to less than 5 ppm without oxidizing any of the 30 70% H2 present.

Even well-read lay people are, at the time of this publication, aware of the problem due to the controversy about pharmaceutical companies selectively releasing research about their products.

Enterococcal isolates were assessed non-selectively and about half of the isolates appeared phenotypically susceptible to vancomycin with MICs ≤4 mg/L.