Sentence examples for discerning viewer from inspiring English sources

And the genuinely discerning viewer (jack-knifed over his flying fist) has got to be thinking: Is this for real?

As far as any discerning viewer will be concerned, MasterChef: The Professionals belongs solely to Monica Galetti and her ever-expanding repertoire of incredulous facial expressions.

The picture is being promoted as Disney's "Spirited Away," although seeing just 10 minutes of this English version of a hugely popular Japanese film will quickly disabuse any discerning viewer of the notion that it is a Disney creation.

The feints and machinations that ensue are, Tirard suggests, a template for the complex moral comedies of the playwright's riper years; as is so often the case, a film that puts on literate airs, and wishes to capture the fancy of the discerning viewer, is in fact a sly piece of decultivation, reluctant to treat the creative act as anything more than delayed autobiography.

Also, with more than 75percentnt of UK households now linked up to the growing plethora of digital channels, it's hard to argue that cinemas (which remain in the stranglehold of Hollywood studios) offer a more diverse range of entertainment for the discerning viewer.

"The Man Who Wasn't There" is in black-and-white, with a full range of grays for the discerning viewer; not since Hitchcock's "Shadow of a Doubt" have the minutiae of small-town life been picked apart with such an exacting eye.

Discerning viewers will find it equally rewarding and interesting.

The lack of prominence of the movies I've cited here isn't their problem — it's the problem of critics who, fixated on Hollywood as if they were paid publicists rather than discerning viewers, have neglected them.

I am aware of the dire paucity of films that appeal to a grownup female audience, as opposed to a mob of ten-year-old "Transformers" fans, but why should discerning viewers of either gender be fobbed off with indolence?

Stanley Park, the city's equivalent of Central Park, had sprouted skyscrapers, and discerning viewers noted a dam in the background in English Bay, presumably holding back the higher water levels produced by global warming.

If the appeal to good taste is fruitless, perhaps the only hope for discerning viewers is the zapper, the off button or the liability lawyers who may give the networks pause.