notoriously selective

Examples (20)

• The university is notoriously selective about its applicants.
• The human memory is notoriously selective.
• Her taste in art was notoriously selective, rarely praising contemporary works.
• The admissions process at that university is notoriously selective.
• The club has always been notoriously selective with its membership.
• Fashion designers can be notoriously selective about their models.
• He's notoriously selective when it comes to choosing his friends.
• His taste in art was notoriously selective, often rejecting popular works.
• Despite being notoriously selective, the committee eventually approved the project.
• Recruitment for the elite unit is notoriously selective, with very few making the cut.
• The admissions process for that program is notoriously selective.
• Some critics are notoriously selective in what they choose to review.
• Companies in that industry are notoriously selective about hiring.
• The company has a notoriously selective hiring policy, favoring internal referrals.
• Being notoriously selective meant she missed out on some opportunities.
• Her cat was notoriously selective about its food, refusing anything but salmon.
• Their editorial policy is notoriously selective, favoring certain viewpoints.
• Funding for innovative research is notoriously selective, making it hard for new ideas to emerge.
• The award is notoriously selective, given only to the most distinguished individuals.
• The club's membership committee is notoriously selective, maintaining its exclusive reputation.