Sentence examples for Subtle discernment from inspiring English sources

In this, his only book-length essay devoted to an artist, his critical prose likewise blends empathy, subtle discernment, and a determination to pinpoint, or at least glimpse, the elusive underlying qualities of Morandi's deceptively simple, dull-toned yet mysteriously luminous paintings.

Every situation is different, and a subtle moral discernment is required to see how general principles apply to it.

A manager with even subtler powers of discernment might have tried to determine how much of the two Germans' behavior was arguably German and how much was explained by the fact that they were engineers.

The language of wine appreciation is there not because wine is such a special subtle challenge to our discernment but because without the elaborate language — without the idea of wine, held up and regularly polished — it would all be about the same, or taste that way.

"Our discernment of subtle deviations from the norm will keep pace with technology," Tinwell predicts.

Potential advantages of a pooled (compared to well-based) screen include economies of scale and discernment of subtle fitness effects by competitive growth over many days.

Presumably an erudite fellow bred with cross-cultural discernments, Cruz, one hopes, would be subtle and scholarly in speech acts.

"Surely American Protestants, freemen, have discernment enough to discover beneath them the cloven foot of this subtle foreign heresy.

Neither at all subtle, nor done with a confident brushstroke of a master whose "powers of discernment and organization are unmistakable".

At this most subtle level, in which even knowledge itself becomes a barrier to wisdom, our sword of discernment -- the deep desire to see ourselves clearly and the willingness to take feedback from others -- can cut through our confusion.

Eventually, discernment will come.