Sentence examples for discriminating reader from inspiring English sources

He's both a great acrobat and a discriminating reader, in close touch with contemporary writing".

He was an assiduous and discriminating reader whose works abound in judicious imitations of both the matter and the manner of his favourite authors.

For years, Renée has carried on a secret life as a voracious and discriminating reader from her personal library in the back room of her apartment.

Though a bullied child, she is a discriminating reader, honest enough to admit to the beastly clergyman Brocklehurst that she does not like Psalms, because they are "not interesting".

Although a discriminating reader may understand that these are estimates, we rarely question how or from where these numbers come.

Nevertheless, a discriminating reader may choose to apply a more stringent cutoff of 0.01, in which case calcium signaling would not be a significantly enriched pathway.

And discriminating readers, as well.

In conclusion, we hope that even discriminating readers will be impressed by the utility of this new modeling system to provide down-scaled estimates of general circulation models and associated air quality, and will be motivated to use this system to evaluate alternative inputs and their potential impacts on future climate and air quality at fine spatial scales in the United States.

Good science-fiction and fantasy are nerdy, though you should note that nerds are discriminating readers and, unlike some geeks, will often choose quality over enjoyability or escapism.

To see if the novel would resonate as deeply with a child, I gave it to an avid but discriminating 10-year-old reader.

As an example, Yu et al. [29] propose, for mobile RFID tags, a protocol by which the reader discriminates newly arriving tags from the leaving tags.