As readers, we should examine what's in our books as discerningly as we do what's in our food.
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Professor and aesthetic critic Rhonda Garelick of New York Magazine's "The Cut," writes discerningly on meddling with meaning here.
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Research shows that my cohort gets married later; dates more discerningly than previous generations; and doesn't cohabitate until shit is extremely real.
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If the image can make someone see something more discerningly, and with curiosity, instead of phobia — that translates into our social lives.
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Joiri Minaya, who describes herself as a Dominican-American artist, has developed performance work that sometimes starkly, sometimes playfully, and always discerningly teases out strategies for maintaining equilibrium in the midst of this quandary.
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The veracity of Wolff's book aside, when President Trump calls a book "fake," that should be a clear signal for the American citizen to sit up in Plato's cave and look very discerningly at the images on the wall.
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Checking each individual spectrum is very tedious. To help users analyzing the full wealth of their data, the additional aXe task aXe2web was developed. This tool produces browsable web pages from reduced spectral data to enable many hundreds of spectra to be examined quickly and discerningly. This tool can be used for a quick look or as preview facilities in data pipelines, databases or even for virtual observatories.
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In August 2011 at age 27 he released his autobiography, Der feine Unterschied: Wie man heute Spitzenfußballer wird (The Subtle Difference – How to Become a Top Footballer), reviewing his football career and personal experiences, the general football environment, football in the social context and the effectiveness of different coaching and training methods. The No.1 bestselling book received extensive media attention in Germany, and has been criticized for parts of the book in which he discerningly analyzed his former coaches' work, among the critics were Rudi Völler (himself criticized by Lahm in the book) and Ottmar Hitzfeld.
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The cereals grown in Nepal, their choice, times, and regions of planting, correspond strongly to the timing of Nepal's monsoons, and the variations in altitude. Rice and wheat are mostly cultivated in the terai plains and well- irrigated valleys, and maize, millet, barley and buckwheat in the lesser fertile and drier hills. The foundation of a typical Nepali meal is a cereal cooked in plain fashion, and complemented with flavourful savoury dishes. The latter includes lentils, pulses and vegetables spiced commonly with ginger and garlic, but also more discerningly with a combination of spices that may include coriander, cumin, turmeric, cinnamon, cardamon, jimbu and others as informed by culinary conventions.
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