Sentence examples similar to not very discerning from inspiring English sources

However, possibly having discovered that piety doesn't get you very far in the UK, they've now broadcast this excellent new ad claiming that rival sites aren't very discerning when matching their customers.

In the end it's been bad for Tony Blair's reputation, because it's not looked very discerning.

But I don't think they're very discerning in their appetite.

Champion said: "He was very discerning – he wouldn't just put his name to anything.

You, Elaine, said something very discerning along those lines after our first preview though I can't now remember what it was.

"I think we're all very aware of big brands, and we've become very discerning.

He described the benefactor as modest with a "very discerning eye and a passion".

"Russians are very discerning about ballet," he says.

Most postcard collectors are very discerning with their purchases.

There was one big problem: Facebook's trending algorithms, which identify the most-talked-about terms, were not very good at discerning what was and was not news.

"Terrestrial deposits are not very useful" for discerning direction, Ellis says.