Sentence examples for discerning good from inspiring English sources

The quality of ingredients is important, but you need to develop a palate capable of discerning good and bad.

With so much music available, the curator chooses from the vast array to share their discerning good taste with the masses or their 286 followers on Twitter.

The setting was an evocative, romanticised Venice with plenty of local colour (including a gondola elopement for Jessica and Lorenzo) and chiaroscuro effects to spell out the impossibility of discerning good from evil.

Too many A-C grades, and too many passes, they complain, give them no basis for discerning good candidates.

But in truth, few parents can really discern "good" schools that help students stretch their potential.

Kaiser's view, he argues, is commodity-centric and dismisses an audience's ability to discern good theatre – or even just to know what they like.

But in a culture that values novel technology above all else, undue emphasis on interpersonal skills may make it only more difficult for patients to discern good medicine from that which makes us feel most understood.

Bob Bullen at Chicago Theatre Addict clearly believes there's wheat amid the chaff, but his problem with the original piece is its "lack of faith in an audience's ability to discern good critique", whether professional or not.

Experience has proven that the masses as a whole are more aware than the political and intellectual elite; they are shrewd, highly politicised and possess an instinctive insight that enables them to discern good from bad.

The final model had excellent accuracy (average wall thickness error of 2.5%), fair transparency (position of inserts could easily be discerned); good flexibility and high tear strength (found to be 83kN).

It's great for people with a good, solid business plan… but for the average investor, it will be difficult or impossible for them to discern good ideas versus bad.