Sentence examples for much less discerning from inspiring English sources

For the amount of consideration men are giving to tailored suits and good jeans these days, it's astonishing that when it comes to what to wear underneath, they're much less discerning.

No, I feel like Ron was much less discerning.

But when the difference is more subtle our taste buds are less discerning.

For less discerning consumers, HD DVD would be a more logical choice given the $200 price difference.

In essence, the individual becomes more reactive to affective stimuli and less discerning.

Boundaries, however, between what lies inside a personal life and what lies outside it have become harder to discern, much less enforce.

He looked much less happy when he discerned from the second tram that his car was being ticketed.

Discerning any kind of pattern, much less a principle of causation, is a hopeless task.

(5) At this resolution, it is not possible to discern any features at even the secondary structure level, much less at the individual atom level, which would be necessary to define functionally important structural details.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

But need may force them to be less discerning.