Sentence examples for very discriminating from inspiring English sources

It's extra horrible to do so under the pretense of trying to eliminate racial and gender discrimination when this is very discriminating against women of color".

The concept of Pareto-optimality is often not very discriminating.

And as powerful and important as this ability to connect emotionally on a non-conscious level is to raising our children and organizing our social relationships, as well as to our political and educational institutions, it isn't very discriminating.

5. "They didn't earn their money!" The community of wealth is relatively small and very discriminating.

The piece opened in conjunction with the annual meeting of the Music Critics Association, guaranteeing what the Houston Chronicle described as a "very discriminating audience".

"We're finding the customer to be very discriminating," said Tom Murray, the president of Calvin Klein.

So I've gone out of my way to fight as a consumer commissioner, as now the public advocate, for the very young, the very old, the very discriminated against, to get justice and get their due.

"We're very careful and very discriminate about what we hit from the air, and again, we believe we have been effective," he said.

Although I was happy about his adoption, I felt very discriminated against because I couldn't understand why I wasn't allowed to adopt him.

I recently watched "Broad Street Bullies," the HBO documentary on that seventies squad, and, although my eyes welled up (you are only young once…), I had to concede that, in their indiscriminate (or maybe actually very discriminate) application of ultra-violence, the Flyers of that era were, as fans outside of Philly have always carped, an abomination a pox on the game.

"I'm very discriminate," Valentine added, when Perkins pointed out that he refuses to invest in Harvard Business School graduates.