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Meanings of more discerning in English

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Usage of more discerning in English
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Until we know for sure, the 19-year-old deserves a more discerning public.
The Guardian
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Prospective retirees need to become more discerning and alert to changing circumstances.
The South African
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Yet the picture has become a genuine favourite with more discerning children.
The Irish Times
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Being a little more discerning may actually help in the long run.
The South African
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Artist Czeslaw Dzwigaj satisfies the more discerning end of the memorabilia market.
Reuters
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Perhaps it's a question of viewing past efforts with a more discerning eye!
The South African
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The more discerning, however, perceived much affectation in this apparent displeasure.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 21: 1573-74
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You may be better served by being a little more discerning.
The South African
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Alternative crops and products have been developed to service a more discerning consumer market.
The Irish Times
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The more discerning legal minds began to recognize that Manny's talents were actually credible.
The unincorporated man
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An ever-growing number of his more discerning contemporaries were convinced that he had genius.
Operation mincemeat: how a dead man and a bizarre plan fooled th...
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Over time, though, having fewer, more discerning builders looks better.
Reuters
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We had to contend with huge competition, and overseas visitors were becoming more discerning.
The Irish Times
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Spoilt for choice, we're becoming ever more discerning about festivals.
The Guardian
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Demirel teaches youngsters to develop a more discerning view and not to feel so persecuted.
Reuters
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But as consumers have gotten more discerning, the ambition and investment in imitations have grown.
Wired
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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