Sentence examples for quite discerning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gillespie suggested such behavior might indicate that millennials are in fact quite discerning about wine.

"The jury seems to have been quite discerning in identifying the home visit," Mr. Gillers said.

I'm quite discerning about what I get behind, but when I really get behind something, I give it everything".

He may toss back sweetbreads like a grizzly bear eating fish, but he will be quite discerning about them, without the inhibitions of a foodie.

While many of these reviewers are quite discerning, they are too fractionalized to offer a cohesive voice that can help propel an author towards the ultimate goal of discovery and, of course, book sales.

It's clear that the global public is quite discerning and knows the cities well enough to avoid having to make hasty generalisations.

I couldn't quite discern an aesthetic from the music that accompanied it — it was rousing!

In that uncertainty, medical investigators could never quite discern the sequence of infection that began with Johanna Huden.

Pick Your Poison ends on a nail-biting cliffhanger after many plot twists when you cannot quite discern what is true.

Along the way, I'd changed the way I talked and walked and played (I'd taken up rugby, surfing, lacrosse) until I couldn't quite discern the difference between what was fun and what was survival.

England thought they had him snaffled at short leg on 36 but their review could not quite discern that it had brushed his glove on the way to the thigh pad, leading Andy Flower, the tourists' coach, to seek clarification on how the decision was reached.