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• In addition, they have a voracious and undiscerning appetite.
• The public view of the president remains profoundly split, but hardly undiscerning.
• Wanyan Yongji was known for being indecisive, undiscerning, and generally ineffective and weak as a ruler.
• To the undiscerning observer, it might have appeared that Agassi was indulging himself in a little seaside laziness.
• I'm not making that claim about Dr . Cantor, but your undiscerning deference for experts needs refining.
• To the undiscerning eye, Mark Rothko's greatest works consist largely of big oblongs of color with fuzzy edges.
• And, undiscerning as you are, you are even willing to take advice about these last-minute gifts from someone like me.
• He described people on Wall Street as masters at taking advantage of an undiscerning public, which the savings and loan industry provided in abundance.
• The late Dean Dickensheet appears to be the first to print the poems together, in " An  Undiscerning Critic Discerned ".
• He opted to play the faster Rezakhani gats instead, feeling that playing Masitkhani gats to an undiscerning audience would cause them to be devalued.
• Flies rise into slits on the bottom of the traps, black boxes on four legs, meant to look like cows to the undiscerning flies.
• To the undiscerning eye, recent revelations of sexual abuse by priests in the archdiocese of Boston may seem like a rerun of those earlier events.
• In a sense the present situation is good because before investors were undiscerning about their investments and nobody bothered to question the viability of new investments.
• On the other hand, if you have nothing but contempt for the entire enterprise-- and its undiscerning fans-- then do what you will.
• The amount involved in the salary movement would have already been allocated and it is unlikely that the Government will go on an undiscerning award-giving spree.
• "When the overall market is concerned about tech stocks, the downdraft is somewhat undiscerning, " said Dale Pfau, an analyst at CIBC Oppenheimer.
• It may serve as a passable enough babysitter for very young and undiscerning children, but pre-teens will feel they've seen it a dozen times before.
• Haywood had begun to make it known that she was poor and in need of funds, and she seemed to be writing for pay and to please the undiscerning public.
• Subsidies that are ineffective or distortionary need to be weaned out, for an undiscerning, uncontrolled and opaque growth of subsidies can be deleterious for a country's public finances.
• Turnovers and penalties bring the Cowboys'concentration level into question and-- because this is Texas-- remind the undiscerning fan of a freewheeling, chuckwagon-spilling Oklahoma game.