Sentence examples for extremely discerning from inspiring English sources

"They're extremely discerning, and their taste runs through very good singers.

Feyt, one of the newest entries, aims to be extremely discerning, with a limited number of items se-lected by its founders, Ferebee Taube and Eleanor Ylvi-saker.

Christie's president, Jussi Pylkkanen, last night's auctioneer, said there was a group of extremely rich and extremely discerning art collectors, eager to buy the very best.

We know that affluent consumers are extremely discerning.

Zander takes his young musicians on annual summer tours, where they play exceedingly difficult pieces, like Mahler's second symphony and Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra in the best halls in Europe, in front of extremely discerning audiences.

Extremely discerning standards in art, aesthetics and beauty combined with the need for financial impeccability round out the best case.

Children are extremely good at discerning what their parents, teachers and other significant adults actually believe, and by what principles they live.

Furthermore, techniques that would facilitate the production of site-specifically phosphorylated ubiquitin to allow their study in isolation and their combinatorial effects would be extremely valuable, particularly in discerning the functional significance of the other reported phosphorylation sites of ubiquitin.

In fact, so few of the dire budget cuts that Mayor Bloomberg warned of earlier this year remain that most New Yorkers will find it extremely difficult to discern any difference in the services they have become accustomed to receiving from their local government.

Even at a resolution of 100 metres (330 feet)—that is, an ability to discriminate fine detail at high contrast only if its components are more than 100 metres apart cities, canals, bridges, the Great Wall of China (long erroneously believed to be visible from the Moon), highways, and other large-scale accoutrements of Earth's technical civilization would be extremely difficult to discern.

The human cochlea is a remarkable device, able to discern extremely small amplitude sound pressure waves, and discriminate between very close frequencies.