1. cherry picking - Noun
2. cherry picking - Verb
cherry picking
present participle of cherry pick
cherry picking (uncountable)
The selection of desirable items and rejection of undesirable ones in order to obtain an advantage or present something in the best possible light.
cherry-picking
present participle of cherry-pick
cherry-picking
Alternative spelling of cherry picking
cherry-picking
Most people didn't have the bandwidth to download whole albums. And so it brought back this cherry picking idea that the audience would focus on certain songs and possibly be the impetus behind what eventually got on AM radio: the single or whatever. Todd Rundgren
More often than not, mainstream reporting on even the most incoherent and contradictory Trump briefing consists of cherry-picking quotes that make him sound coherent, and in no way indicate the true nature of the lunacy. Source: Internet
Adherence is based on an “all or nothing” approach; cherry-picking is not allowed. Source: Internet
Also, tree trimming and cutting crews have been out on the roads here and there with their cherry-picking towers. Source: Internet
By default, no suffix is added when cherry-picking a change. Source: Internet
But he said he received the updated profit margin data from AT&T at the last minute, and accused Petrocelli of cherry-picking that data to reach the lower number. Source: Internet