Sentence examples for a bit discerning from inspiring English sources
This does suggest you should be a bit discerning about who you share your details with and how much you give out.
The women are just a bit more discerning.
But in light of the sparsely populated dance floor, his eye might be a bit too discerning.
They are a bit more discerning in SA, and nowhere is that as strong as in Adelaide's Southern Football League.
I think a lesbian might be a bit more discerning in the lesbian porn they would watch because they're looking for more authenticity, so they might go for something more amateur but realistic.
And suddenly, I'm fumbling a bit, slow at discerning the way.
As for the human characters in "Lick Creek," it's a bit tougher to discern their many shades of being, obscured as they are in a sepia glow of nostalgia and a tissue-paper wrapping of history.
Click it once and you get a barebones watch face that's a bit difficult to discern at first.
The functions are a bit hard to discern at first — a bit of a bummer for a device that's meant to work right out of the box.
The rest of the improvements are a bit harder to discern: a 2.44-inch touch display sits up front, and a 5-megapixel camerestssts on the back.
