Sentence examples for discerning observer from inspiring English sources

The Chicago listener prefers a broadcaster to be as engaged as he is — as a fan, maybe, but more so as a credible, discerning observer.

Still, for the discerning observer, this year's primary offers a wealth of intrigue and action.

But, as with me, her initial resistance gave way as the seriousness of Owens's intentions sank in; Smith became one of the artist's most discerning observers.

Similar in height, and in their down-to-earth characters, the battle between Hulkenberg and team-mate Paul di Resta, two promising rising stars in equal cars, was always expected to be one of the highlights of 2012 for discerning observers.

The CEO Approval Tracker reveals that there is no correlation between compensation and what discerning business observers (i.e., our readers) think of a given CEO's job performance.

Because change detection requires attention, the flicker paradigm is a useful tool to discern an observer's attentional biases.

Many otherwise sober observers discerned in the 2008 election results the harbinger of a new 1933, or least 1965.

Although I am a veteran debate observer, I often have difficulty discerning a clear victor when I watch these programs.

It is doubtful that an impartial observer would discern one.

This is apt given the compromised agency that any observer would discern in the moral condition of enslaved blacks.

For: such an observer (and thus the "objective" viewpoint) will presumptively have given primacy in this interpretation to what (as far as the observer can discern in the circumstances of the statement's making [= utterance]) the statement's author actually ("subjectively") meant (= intended to express/state).