Sentence examples for the selectiveness from inspiring English sources

"The whole exhibit is about the selectiveness and faults of memory," Mr. Forgacs said.

But things get complicated when you consider the selectiveness of the church's outrage, the capriciousness of its mercy.

If you couple the selectiveness and stridency of Santorum's lament about college with his and his wife's decision to home-school all seven of their children, you have to wonder if his real beef with higher education is that it threatens the indoctrination that has sometimes occurred already around the kitchen table.

Looking at the Syrian case, this article argues that the AKP's humanitarianism in Turkey is merely a continuation of the selectiveness that these governments also pursued.

The RCN is designed to scale down the selectiveness associated with traditional lending, connecting lenders and borrowers anywhere in the world and on any local currency.

But the selectiveness of Russian justice has registered by now - the public has realised that only those "oligarchs" who dare to stand up to the authorities have problems with the law.

The enzymatic degradation of HS in CHO-K1 cells either by heparinase or heparitinase I confirmed the apparent selectiveness of the HS/γ-wt interaction at the cell surface, whereas degradation of chondroitin sulfate had no effect (Figure S1).

The ideal selectiveness (in the case of absence of false positives), would be 0.33% for X from 0 to 100, and 0 for bigger values of X.

Joshua Chuang, the gallery's assistant curator of photographs, said that the pictures expose not simply the slipperiness of photography but also the unconscious selectiveness of our own vision.

At the shows, this selectiveness from photographers about whom they deem worthy of recording means editors have to develop a thick skin.

But conservative groups praise the stores' selectiveness.