Sentence examples for pretty discerning from inspiring English sources

It sits well with a pretty discerning set of nominations across the board.Since the awards for 2009, when "The Dark Knight" by Christopher Nolan a fine film as well as a big hit didn't get nominated for best picture, the Academy enlarged the potential pool of contenders to ten.

You've got a pretty discerning palate by this point and, well, This is not White Widow.

So you've got to be a pretty discerning fan sometimes to be able to tell the difference.

And I thought, well, she must be pretty discerning, and I kind of had the Madonna thing: "I got to use Madonna's DP".

Nerdiness is pretty easy to discern just from the essay and the academic record.

When people are using the Internet, a disruption in service is pretty easy to discern.

Unless the app had a massive pool of authentic unique IDs to rotate through, the fishy activity would be pretty easy to discern.

In fact, it's pretty easy to discern the intent.

But I guess if you've spent so much time above the law, it can be pretty difficult to discern.

But the theme of sports rituals and superstitions helps make a bigger point: that in the broad spectrum of human behavior, the dividing line between what's considered normal and what's not can be pretty hard to discern.

He compared stock-market investing to the newspaper beauty contests of his day, where the best way to pick a winner wasn't to decide which girl was intrinsically the prettiest but to discern which candidate the average reader would choose.