Sentence examples for with a discriminating from inspiring English sources

He was also endowed with a discriminating eye, exceptional memory, perceptive intelligence, and humanistic learning.

"My job is to capitalize on the opportunities that present themselves," Duvall said, but with a discriminating eye.

Also on Sleepy Hollow Road is the turretless home of an architect named Michael Molinelli, who has watched the sprouting of suburban towers with a discriminating eye.

Beane insists his batters swing with a discriminating eye, waiting for the perfect pitch.

A novel calix[4]arene derivative bearing 4-biphenylcarbonitrile unit (CCP) was developed for the selective fluorescent sensing of Zn2+ with a discriminating enhancement of 14-folds over the other metal ions.

Statistical differences were tested using Student's t test or for multiple comparisons, with ANOVA followed by a post hoc Dunnett test, with a discriminating p value of 0.05 (SAS statistical package, Cary, NC, USA).

But a Jersey girl with a deeply discriminating, highly exacting dream is more like it.

To watch the singer and pianist is to appreciate the power of a carefully deployed pop-jazz minimalism combined with a highly discriminating taste in songs.

To watch this singer and pianist is to appreciate the power of a carefully deployed pop-jazz minimalism combined with a highly discriminating taste in songs.

(Stephen Holden) * BLOSSOM DEARIE (Tomorrow and Sunday) To watch this singer and pianist is to appreciate the power of a carefully deployed pop-jazz minimalism combined with a highly discriminating taste in songs.

*BLOSSOM DEARIE (Sunday) To watch this singer and pianist is to appreciate the power of a carefully deployed pop-jazz minimalism combined with a highly discriminating taste in songs.