Sentence examples for discerning when it comes from inspiring English sources

These empowered women are increasingly discerning when it comes to marriage.

They are banking that viewers will be discerning when it comes to sex.

Still, investors will have to be more discerning when it comes to selecting stocks, said Tim Cunningham, co-manager of the Thornburg Core Growth fund.

Unlike Schwartzel, who will play around 30 events this year, McIlroy is more discerning when it comes to picking his tournaments.

Consumers' demands for media are constantly changing and recent KPMG research shows us that the majority of consumers are very discerning when it comes to acquiring digital content.

A big bombastic branding-bonanza boo-yah to ya, Jimmy!) Cramer understood stock tables by the time he was nine, and even someone who is not able to be truly discerning when it comes to TV money mavens can see that he has a gift.

I thought it odd that people so discerning when it came to hip-hop and sunglasses would have such little interest in what they poured down their throats.

When I asked how she came by such a peculiar recipe — "America," she said — she admitted to having been less than discerning when it came to some of the Ashkenazi dishes, matzo balls being the first, gefilte fish the second, and a cake called lekach, which she actually liked, the third.

Even Michael, an Austrian mountaineer with a discerning palate when it comes to national staples, was impressed.

"People, in the United States especially, think Europeans have a really discerning palate when it comes to cheese," Mr. Wiggan says, "so we lean in to the European flavor and heritage and associate ourselves with a higher calling for cheese as well".

Having played host to the likes of WhoMadeWho, Daniele Baldelli and Trentemøller over the years, it's understandably regarded as one of the best imprints around for those out there with discerning taste when it comes to house, techno, and disco.