cherry-picking (Meaning)

cherry-picking

to select as being the best or most desirable, to select the best or most desirable, to select the best or most desirable from

The researcher cherry-picked data to support their predetermined conclusions.
The politician cherry-picked quotes from a speech to create a false impression.
The lawyer cherry-picked evidence that favored their client's case.
The journalist cherry-picked facts to fit a particular narrative.
The historian cherry-picked historical events to create a biased account.
The scientist cherry-picked data points to show a trend that was not actually present.
The writer cherry-picked examples to support their argument without considering alternative perspectives.
The negotiator cherry-picked proposals that were most favorable to their interests.
The student cherry-picked information from a textbook to pass a test without fully understanding the subject.
The editor cherry-picked articles that aligned with the publication's political slant.

to select as being the best or most desirable, to select the best or most desirable, to select the best or most desirable from

choosing, picking,selecting, singling (out), electing, tagging, designating, culling,taking, naming

rejecting, refusing, declining, turning down,repudiating, discarding, disapproving, throwing out, jettisoning, negativing

The researcher cherry-picked data to support their predetermined conclusions.

The politician cherry-picked quotes from a speech to create a false impression.

The lawyer cherry-picked evidence that favored their client's case.

The journalist cherry-picked facts to fit a particular narrative.