Sentence examples for truly discerning from inspiring English sources

A big bombastic branding-bonanza boo-yah to ya, Jimmy!) Cramer understood stock tables by the time he was nine, and even someone who is not able to be truly discerning when it comes to TV money mavens can see that he has a gift.

A work of art for the truly discerning individual.

Week after week to hear each Fifth Harmony member pull her weight in the vocal department was extremely gratifying, especially being truly discerning about not being enough talent currently on television.

For the truly discerning, however, the object of desire was the Leica.

For as easy as it is for a dope like me to consider any scientific hypothesis a waste of time, only they can truly discern what studies will be valuable, and what studies merely capitalize on the fad of autism research, pad the bank accounts of clinical professionals, and benefit from our donations, tax dollars, or the miles we log on autism walks.

However, as both mice were total KOs, there is no way to truly discern the individual contribution of each cell type to the observed phenotypes.

Only when we exhaust all of the investigative options on Harry's behalf to truly discern his pre-existing desires, wishes and state of mind will we be able to consider a different course of action.

Finally, because use of any combination of all three sedatives was allowed in both phases, it is not possible in the present before-after open-label trial to truly discern the relative contribution of each sedative to the observed prevalence of delirium.

I don't know if Talese is racist or sexist -- to truly discern that we would have to do some sort of spiritual MRI.

I'm always happy to eat Hugh's cooking, but when it comes to truly tasting, to discerning the subtleties I hear others talking about, it's as if my tongue were wearing a mitten.

The problem of discerning the truly spiritual has also been addressed in Asian religions.