Sentence examples for selectively quoted from inspiring English sources

It's not selectively quoted; it's a whole information panel in an exhibition.

He is often selectively quoted, suppressing his equal emphasis on peaceful commerce.

All textual traditions can be selectively quoted in ways that justify injustice, violence or intolerance.

PetroSaudi said the documents seen by the Guardian are unreliable, stolen, fake and that they have been selectively quoted.

But after the story was published she claimed it was a "beat-up" and that she had been selectively quoted.

Broadcasters are more elusive, if only because a politician speaking on live television cannot be cut or selectively quoted.

Throughout the document, Apple accuses the government of selectively quoting Steve Jobs from Walter Isaacson's biography ("The Government's selective citation to hearsay from a small portion of Apple's former CEO's biography is irrelevant and has no place in this litigation".).

Instead it selectively quotes me as saying it made a landmark decision.

"He trashes any benefit of the drugs and selectively quotes studies in a very biased way".

Monbiot selectively quotes me: "Scientists should be 'the voice of reason, rather than dissent, in the public arena'.

The mailer, however, selectively quotes from a pair of news articles on statements made by Mr. Obama about Nafta.