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Taylor has a discerning eye for historical-looking history books.
AutoFill is notoriously fickle, though, and doesn't have a human's discerning eye for what makes fun fill.
There's more to its designs than meets the eye, however, thanks to the store's creative director, Yasmin Yusuf, and her discerning eye for vintage collectibles.
In composing the character of Gaston, Lubitsch catches a fascinating angle: as a sophisticated thief, Gaston has a rapid and discerning eye for quality and value.
My daughters and their friends have had, since early childhood, a discerning eye for real-estate comforts and inconveniences to rival that of brokers, and differences in purchasing power are inseparable from differences in style.
Mr. Romano, who cooked at Roberta's before striking out on his own at a short-lived Williamsburg restaurant called Masten Lake, has a discerning eye for prime ingredients, but isn't always as discerning about his ideas.
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Others have eluded the discerning eye of the modern taxonomist, going unseen for years and sometimes centuries.
And we can lean on the discerning eye of an editor with biases of their own.
May 12 2010 August 15 201010 The discerning eye of the collector David Tobey, who (with his wife, Julie) amassed this stellar collection, may be hereditary: his father, Barney, was a cartoonist for The New Yorker for more than fifty years.
For many of us, this is how we develop a sense of self -- through the discerning eyes of our fellow humans.
The house is also a paean to Miss Duke's discerning eye and feeling for Hawaii, with Diamond Head always in view and the ocean a constant presence.
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