Sentence examples for Without discerning from inspiring English sources

The pope's counterproposal is a kind of Christian humanism, which insists that no problem affecting mankind can find a solution without considering the practical consequences for ordinary people, and without discerning the will of God.It is in those terms that Mr Ivereigh sets out to explain the pope's seemingly conflicted positions on homosexuality and marriage.

PatLux reflected on the effects of decades of reading: One of the many joys of having lived and read for six decades is that I rarely read any book or poem without discerning connections between what I am reading and other works of literature I have read.

Calling the video a monstrosity would be unkind, so we'll go with the perfect video for those without discerning taste.

Another way to examine the mutation spectrum in mitochondrial DNA is to directly estimate the rates of different substitution types without discerning the processes of replication and transcription.

These efforts have focused on targeting extracellular receptors on T and B cells without discerning islet-destructive autoreactive T and B cells from primary innate immunity cells [2], [6].

What she could see — although, without binoculars, discerning much of anything must have been a challenge — was the result of an informal Balkanization, whereby Ledges users had sorted themselves into peacefully coexisting populations.

It's possible to encounter O'Connnor's stories (you never really just read them) without explicitly discerning her deep, abiding belief in literary art as Christian vocation or her mission to show, as she said, "the action of grace in territory held largely by the devil".

The assignment of treatment success without sufficiently discerning treatment failure may inflate figures showing favourable results, particularly in countries in which most cases that are declared to have a successful outcome have no bacteriological proof of resolution of disease, such as Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Papua New Guinea (fig. 3).

Collins's eye is discerning without being judgmental.

The overriding test for humanitarian communicators is to remain relevant and effective to our increasingly discerning audience without altering the truth.

Preminger tells it with a connoisseur's discerning eye, without sentiment or cynicism, and with a rueful wonder at the kind of grimly extravagant doings that real life is made of.