Sentence examples for which he selected from inspiring English sources

Crucially, James's academic speciality is the history of the cowboy, which he selected as the subject of study most specific to the US.

What was his understanding of this ideal of the Beloved Community, which he selected as the goal of the Nonviolent Movement?

One of his final public appearances was on Desert Island Discs, for which he selected Edith Piaf's song "Le ça Ira" as his favourite.

"More sentimental rubbish has been written about the 'plight of the elderly' than I can bear to contemplate," he wrote in a preface to a Guardian article in which he selected his top ten narratives of old age.

While the exhibition is sedate when compared with, say, Scott Burton's controversial 1989 "Artist's Choice" show (for which he selected Brancusi bases, sans sculptures), it does open the door for the Morgan to engage with contemporary art.

Instead, Miliband's choices were often full of personal meaning, such as Paul Robeson's rendition of leftwing anthem The Ballad of Joe Hill, which he selected in memory of his father Ralph.

He monitors a fairly small, informal universe of about 200 banks, savings institutions and financial services companies, from which he selects the 90 held in the fund.

This allows for some "really nasty, vicious moments," as Mr. Trump puts it -- after which he selects one victim, who gets fired.

One such employer, Matt Isaacs, founding partner at London-based digital marketing agency Essence, confirms that experience is far from the only basis on which he selects new recruits.

Its chef-proprietor, Leif Mannerstrom, is the elder statesman of Swedish gastronomy and devoted to fish, which he selects each day from the fish quay 200 metres along the waterfront from the restaurant.

This particular series was created using what Coll calls an "assembly-line process," in which he selects characters and landscapes, then pairs them accordingly.