By this point, Ray's meticulous realism with its discerning attention to the practicalities of the working world, the endless weight of financial pressures, and the actual cost of daily needs gives rise to a stark mythopoetic vision, a new realm of legend that arises from first-hand experience and hard-borne emotion.
Imagine that you are making your video for educated professionals outside of your field or for discerning undergraduate students, with equally discerning attention spans.
Software on the computer on Eric Horvitz's desk, top, enables the machine to discern when his attention is not on his keyboard.
There is no accurate way of analyzing the budgets of the F.B.I., Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security to discern how much attention is being devoted to right-wing extremists.
He said, "I think people who are discerning and pay attention will know that I am a strong supporter of Israel.
7. Be discerning with your attention.
If the mailbag has a dearth of writers, it could be that no discerning reader pays attention to it anymore.
Scientific abstracts are the hooks attempting to capture a discerning reader's attention, the shortcuts saving the busy reader some time and the keys unlocking scientific knowledge for those lacking a portfolio of academic journal subscriptions.
Walter Lippmann began "Public Opinion," published in 1922, with a long quotation from Plato's cave parable, and wound up abandoning the idea that the press or the public could discern and then pay attention to the truth.
He was also delightful in his native Sicilian songs, his records of which first brought him to the attention of discerning ears outside Italy in the late 1940s.
With a growing parade of boutique supercars — large, heavy, complex two-seaters with outsize power and price tags to match — competing for the attention of discerning speed freaks, the uncomplicated Spartan, priced at A$79,000 $80,7000), pushes the performance envelope from a different direction.
