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discerning
adjective as in discriminating
Example Sentences
Wall Street’s more discerning earnings reactions also relate to evolving expectations around the Federal Reserve’s next interest-rate decision due out in December.
Autumn’s eyes are wide and discerning, drinking in every detail of the forest like it’s a new video-game level.
Artists, he said, were "capable of recognising beauty even in the depths of pain, and of discerning hope in the tragedy of violence and war".
While founders who have focused on quality, profitability and governance will continue to find capital, the market has become more discerning, adds Mr Daniel, "which is ultimately good for founders building for the long term".
He makes the list as consumers are becoming more discerning with their spending.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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