| I'm not telling you to spend money you don't have, I'm telling you to shop discriminatingly. |
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| We're probably supposed to assume he bought his Internet stocks just as discriminatingly. |
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| Marilyn Blaszka, who, with her husband, Dominic Marcheschi, runs a discriminatingly avant-garde boutique called Blake, agrees. |
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| He engaged fully with the pop music and culture of his day, while at the same time responding sharply and discriminatingly to the avant garde. |
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| Maybe your ability to listen to them discriminatingly is damaged as well. |
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| But some important flaws in her assumptions indicate that Washington will need to pursue these goals more carefully and discriminatingly than her essay appears to recognize. |
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