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• s  capable of making fine distinctions
• s  expressing careful judgment
  discriminative censure

• Out of a rarely discriminative collection of such tidbits, he has fashioned these wholly delightful and often pungent essays chiefly anent great soldiers of the past.
• When it was noised about that "Mokri the Blind" had gradually developed his sense of touch to a point where it was almost equally discriminative with the Sultan's practiced eye .

• discriminatory
• judicial

Quotes

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• José Reyes Baeza Terrazas in Sierra Vista Herald
  SB 1070 is discriminative, racist and violates the International Civil Rights Agreement established in 1976,wrote Chihuahua Gov. Jose Reyes Baeza Terrazas in one of the letters sent to Brewer.
• Li Yinhe in Global Times
  I think this regulation is China's last discriminative regulation against homosexuals,said Li Yinhe, China's leading sexologist and one of the first scholars on homosexuality. "So far, no other effort has been made to change it."
• Hu Jintao in Taipei Times
  We should energetically support the establishment of an open, fair, reasonable and non-discriminative multilateral trading system,Hu said.