Significats de most discriminating en anglès

I find that young man of excellent judgment, of most discriminating taste.

He had a most discriminating mind and a marvellous memory.

What's more, it's appropriate for everyone, from the impressionable infant to the most discriminating music aficionado.

He comes to us well recommended by no other than the Princess Genevra, a most discriminating person.

He could not guess her age, for an expensive ladies' tailor can baffle the most discriminating eye.

One of Scotland's most discriminating writers says, To say that Melrose is beautiful, is to say nothing.

About this time began Scott's memorable friendship with George Ellis, the most discriminating and useful of all his literary friends.

Conclusion: The honeycomb pattern is the most discriminating independent variable for the diagnosis of liver involvement by WD but has limited sensitivity.

In the cervix the most discriminating feature is the Malignancy Grade, whereas in the bladder it is the percentage of diploid nuclei.

These were the short stories, satisfying to the simplest as well as to the most discriminating minds, that attracted Nietzsche's attention to Strindberg.

In a short time the lake lay stretched out under her eyes, its new shores turfed and planted with the most discriminating and excellent judgment.