This not only discerns no public shift towards isolationism over the past five years, it also clearly identifies a growing, or perhaps a reviving, appetite for the UK to aspire to be a "great power" rather than accept its decline – 63% of the British public have this aspiration, the highest figure in such surveys since 2010.
Eye for Talent Vincent Canby, the longtime film and theater critic for The New York Times who died at 76 on Oct. 15, possessed the sort of taste that enabled him not only to discern emerging talent but also to prompt his readers to share his enthusiasms.
In virtue of their suffering and alienation, these individuals are well situated not only to discern which values and practices in their heritage deserve allegiance but also to identify shortcomings in the traditions of the groups to which they belong.
Now they and their food-service providers — driven not only by discerning, demanding visitors and elevated competition from other museums but also by the need for revenue — are reaching for culinary innovation by seeking out high-end restaurateurs and imaginative chefs like Mr. Bolton to bring the quality of their cuisine in line with the quality of their artworks.
But what if an artist's work boasts of qualities that should appeal to not only the discerning eye, but the public?
Not only can one discern his early interest in the importance of nothingness in his thinking, but there is also indication that he was sensitive to the non-dual immediacy of experience, which Nishida described as 'pure experience'.
So now this takes us even further down the rabbit hole, to where we not only can't discern what food is anymore, but now we have to decide what gender our Foodiness product choices represent!
But Komen isn't the only discerning breast cancer charity out there.
A fashionista whose style sense spread beyond Italy to the French court, Isabella not only had a discerning eye for antiquities but also stirred interest in buying works by contemporary artists.
The architect's prestige would not only win over discerning consumers but also persuade planning boards to accede to large-scale urban projects like, say, Mr. Gehry's Atlantic Yards in Brooklyn.
