Sentence examples for be discriminating from inspiring English sources
verb
To make distinctions.
- Since he was colorblind he was unable to discriminate between the blue and green bottles.
You have to be discriminating".
Conversely, papers can also be discriminating.
Of course, one has to be discriminating.
We shouldn't be discriminating based on where people live.
Instead, investors still seem to be discriminating, as they have been for much of this year.
You need to be discriminating when choosing an agent or distributor, and you need persistence, Deighton says.
"If any club is found to be discriminating, whether informally or formally, they should lose their licence automatically," said Jasper.
Her husband said he was irritated that the government appeared to be discriminating against families with children.
The idea that by being raunchy, men might be discriminating against other men is not an intuitive one.
None of this is to say that employers should be discriminating against workers for any reason, legal or otherwise.
The technology, however, must be discriminating enough to ignore sober drivers who consume small amounts of alcohol.
