Sentence examples for tendency to be selective from inspiring English sources

"People when they want music, they have a tendency to be selective, and they can be – take a song like Money for Nothing by Dire Straits – you can pull it out of the album, it's eight-and-a-half minutes long.

The critical attitude of the public toward vaccination, demonstrated by these three examples, is being echoed in the increasing tendency of parents to be selective about childhood vaccination.

Consider the "my-side bias" – our tendency to be highly selective in the information we collect so that it reinforces our previous attitudes.

"You have to be selective".

May might intend to be selective.

I do try to be selective.

Charters are publicly funded and not allowed to be selective.

Yet this effect also turns out to be selective.

Charities can afford to be selective, and they are.

Despite the advantages, one needs to be selective.

Of course every quote has to be selective.