Sentence examples for Not discerning from inspiring English sources

It does subtle damage to Hemingway by not discerning in him the agency or control over events his undeniable physical superiority might be thought to have generated.

I'm not discerning enough to rate the taste compared to coffee made with a "violent" press, but as a coffee addict I do like that the pot stays warm for at least an hour, allowing for multiple hot cups of coffee.

Terminology has been variable and mostly not discerning well-enough isolated distal humerus replacement from total elbow replacement.

The oxidizing agents required to catalyze these reactions are not discerning, and there is concern over causing undesired side reactions to other portions of proteins.

This indicates that meaningful proximity relates to the smartphone users' behavior while not discerning such meaning would miss the entire picture.

We're not discerning viewers.

Michael Billington could not discern which one Tennant was using.

Coolidge could not discern any distinction, however minute, between the welfare of business and individuals.

He said he had not discerned any shift to Mr. Obama among Clinton supporters.

The crowd started to panic and run for reasons I could not discern.

It was possible, of course, that Sinatra himself could not discern the difference between the two.