Sentence examples for more discriminating about from inspiring English sources

The only thing that has changed is that I have become more discriminating about what I can't get enough of.

As a result of the sell-off, "the market will be a lot more discriminating" about the deals it will buy.

If even 20% of consumers become more discriminating about their health care spending by choosing an HSA plan, the basis for competitive advantage will shift from scale to delivering high-quality care at a reasonable price.

Elsewhere, though, Lynskey is more discriminating about left-wing movements.

They may then be more discriminating about the rumours into which they buy.

The system must also become much more discriminating about whom it holds — dangerous criminals, not the harmless and sick.

"What's happened, though, is that animated movies have become more numerous, so people have become more discriminating and discerning about what they like".

They say that if they want to have sex, they just do it and enjoy it, but perhaps they are more discriminating and private about it.

Despite what everyone says about not judging a book by its cover, people who are more discriminating tend to be seen as more desirable, probably because having standards shows that you value yourself and aren't going for a date with whoever crosses your path.

"African-Americans are becoming more discriminating in where they stay".

Mayer, of course, is more discriminating than that.