Sentence examples for discerning public from inspiring English sources

Or maybe the discerning public, seduced by cable television and distracted by the Internet, gave up on moviegoing, leaving the multiplexes to the teenage mutant vampire hordes.

With his songwriting partner Robert Forster, he pioneered a strong, subtle musical style that was lauded by critics and a discerning public.

While he claims to dislike the term "tattoo artist," he said that an increasingly discerning public had bolstered demand to be inked by someone whose work in other media is sold, exhibited and recognized.

It can be argued the traders filling the gap are selling low quality items which are mass produced at a low cost – the discerning public is disappointed and sales continue to drop for quality crafters who do exhibit.

Charles Wood's autobiographical Don't Forget to Write! (1977-79), starrinGeorge Colele as a playwright with low self-esteem, was much liked within the industry and by the discerning public.

Thousands of food producers from around the world congregated in the old Fiat factory to display their produce, sell to a discerning public, and promote the concept of Slow Food.

Techniques that attempt to discern public values around ecological systems without imposing contrived (e.g. only monetary) or unintentionally biased frameworks can be seen as advancing ecological economics as a post-normal science.

In general, the courts tend to uphold laws exercising what it considers bona fide concerns for the public's well-being, on the ground that the legislature has the discretion to discern public need and to enact legislation in protection of the public interest.

Sounding a federalism note, Justice Stevens said that state legislatures and courts were best at "discerning local public needs," and that the judgment of the New London officials was "entitled to our deference". Justices David H. Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen G. Breyer, and Anthony M. Kennedy joined the majority opinion in Kelo v. City of New London, No. 04-108.

And the media sometimes has difficulty discerning when public attitudes move beyond narrow electoral noise.

The study says the data provided can be used by members of the public and health authorities "to discern the public health burden of sleep disturbance relative to geography".