Sentence examples for particularly discerning from inspiring English sources

Reanimated killer Nazi fans don't really have a broad enough content base to be particularly discerning.

At the risk of coming off as condescending, the built-in fanbase for superhero movies have never shown themselves to be particularly discerning.

Strategies to address practical difficulties are presented, particularly discerning air voids in paste from air voids within aggregate, and combining air void size distribution data collected at different resolutions.

Professional activity was particularly discerning, with patients unemployed or on sickness benefits reporting consistently lower HRQL across the domains.

Despite the best efforts of Jason Sudeikis, the voice of the central character, Red, who drenches every line with a thick coating of irony, this simply isn't funny enough to charm the parents of the film's intended audience: impressionable and not particularly discerning children.

He never painted a particularly discerning literary self-portrait, although he did write auto- biographically about the facts of his life--out of necessity, in campaign-styled volumes.

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.

What should also not be overlooked for the exploration of bioactivity is the value of the negative data, particularly to discern structure-activity relationships, for those 637,022 compounds that have been tested but found to be inactive in the current assay collection.

That's not particularly helpful in discerning the varieties of evangelicals in America, or in understanding whether there are trends in their Republican presidential preferences.

This gene has proved particularly useful for discerning phylogenetics and taxonomic relations (Castresana 2001; Cook et al. 1999; Irwin et al. 1991; Kuwayama and Ozawa 2000; Kocher et al. 1989; Lau et al. 1998).

Even the most progressive seculars have a particularly hard time discerning that religious prejudice is no different than racial prejudice in that a faith profoundly defines the identities of people as much as race and economics.