Sentence examples for but discerning from inspiring English sources

But discerning juror prejudices is daunting.

Hard to say, but discerning wine lovers want distinctiveness and character, which too often was lacking.

But discerning details of softer tissues from only the contrast in absorption is difficult.

But discerning how much the city and the state are paying is no easy task.

Mr. Taborn has been a busy but discerning sideman over the last 15 years and a smart but seemingly reluctant headliner.

Coffee is mainly grown on small plots by farmers who have known nothing else.Consumers ought to benefit from low prices, but discerning drinkers will still be disappointed.

For example, it must not only discover the different sections of the paper introduction, methods, results—but discern the tone of how papers are being cited.

Both president and prime minister expressed surprise and distanced themselves from the arrest; Mr Putin said he was "worried" by it, but discerned no "political" aspect.

One cannot help but discern sterility and prosaicism, together with increasing longwindedness".

No wise man but discerns its imperfections, no good man but shudders at its miseries, no honest man but proclaims its fraud, and no brave man but draws his sword against its force.

The diurnal rhythm of serum estradiol was non-measurable in pre- and early puberty, but discerned in mid-puberty, and become evident in late pubertal stages with peak values at 0600 to 1000 h.