Sentence examples for a more discerning from inspiring English sources

That would produce a more discerning and demanding audience.

Terence, who closely followed the style of Menander, aimed at a more discerning audience.

It will make you a more discerning consumer and a more effective user of psychological research.

Now 15 and a high school sophomore in Madison, Wis., KC views the game with a more discerning eye.

In climate economics, a more discerning choice is needed: there are rival views within peer-reviewed economics.

But it cultivated a more discerning musical reputation with releases like a collection from the Blue Note jazz label.

Because no observer, let alone a "more discerning" observer, would likely find the two works to be substantially similar, no copyright violation could properly be found.

It took a more discerning eye to see the potential in Christian Ponder, the Vikings' second-year quarterback out of Florida State.

But she is also buying more books, she said, and she thinks that all the interruptions have, in a way, made her a more discerning reader.

Its white birch beer is more palate-cleansing­ than sweet, and the ginger beer is "more of an adult soda for a more discerning palate," Tafoya says.

What it did mean was that the crowd was a more discerning one, with a lower percentage of the once-a-year mob.