Sentence examples for Less discerning from inspiring English sources

But when the difference is more subtle our taste buds are less discerning.

Little tip: don't bother with Palanga - over the summer months it resembles a less discerning take on Newquay.

Computerised trading algorithms that scan news stories for words like "explosions" may have proved less discerning and triggered the sell-off.

A less imperious but no less discerning critic, Kornei Chukovsky (who was also a famous writer of children's books), esteemed Garnett for her work on Turgenev and Chekhov but not for her Dostoyevsky.

For less discerning consumers, HD DVD would be a more logical choice given the $200 price difference.

They also show him directing his co-defendant to find less discerning customers who would be more easily deceived if people objected to the counterfeits.

I'm grateful to Russell Platt, the classical-music editor here at Goings On About Town (and a terrific composer—I highly recommend the recent recording of his "Autumn Music" for violin and piano), for bringing to my attention an unsuspected intersection of what, in a less-discerning age, would have been deemed high and low culture, respectively (but not respectfully).

When this happens, the multi-objective algorithm becomes less useful at discerning better populations of solutions.

Less easy is discerning the difference between what's spontaneous and what's contrived.

Consequently, comparing shape rather than size results in less ambiguity for discerning the underlying pathophysiology.

Annex 2 was deemed useful for assessing communicable diseases, and less helpful for discerning other types of potential PHEICs.