Sentence examples for discriminating patrons from inspiring English sources

He was petted and feted, attracted discriminating patrons and became the toast of Upper Bohemia.

Its choices, which are actually the appetizers from the evening menu, present more discriminating patrons with a somewhat more sophisticated selection at almost equally affordable prices.

Monarchs like Charles I of England and Louis XIV of France or discriminating patrons like the Cardinal Francesco Barberini and Cardinal Jules Mazarin commissioned sumptuous tapestries more precious than paintings, furniture or decorative objects.

Businesses should be allowed to discriminate against patrons "for any or no reason", including the right to refuse to serve gay weddings, the Liberal senator Cory Bernardi has said.

Denny's, which had been accused of discriminating against black patrons, was put under a consent order in 1994 that was to last a minimum of five years and a maximum of seven.

[New York Post] Tonic East, a nightclub at Kips Bay on the East Side of Manhattan that was the site of a primary-night party for supporters of Barack Obama, has been sued by the state attorney general for discriminating against black patrons.

In the end, the justices ruled that the swim club was a public space, not a private one, and had been hiding behind things like membership fees in order to discriminate against black patrons.

A U.S. Department of Justice investigation found Cracker Barrel discriminated against minority customers; patrons complained of racially segregated seating and service quality.

Kenneth Clark, who admired his artistic taste, wrote Hugh Walpole was one of the three or four real patrons of modern art in this country; and of that small body he was perhaps the most generous and the most discriminating.

Americans are less discriminating.

Others are more discriminating.