Sentence examples for deeply discerning from inspiring English sources
Pico Iyer, novelist and essayist, says of Steinman: "What is unique about Aloud is that it's run by a fellow writer, with deeply discerning literary tastes, who really cares about letters and the history of thought.
New Heart's congregation elected to establish an in-depth theological study of same-sex marriage, so that congregants for themselves might more deeply discern both their own theological views concerning same-sex marriage and their willingness, whatever their views, to invite same-sex couples into fellowship, communion, and leadership in the church.
We understand that this is something that concerns them deeply, but we cannot discern a legal basis for challenging this statute (2015 Act)." More than two million British expats are affected by the decision, which marks the end of the legal battle for an expat's right to vote.
While deeply anchored in Bosnia, this book has far-reaching implications for scholars of violence, social identity, and rural politics". "Max Bergholz's Violence as a Generative Force is meticulously researched, engagingly written, and discerning in its judgments.
There are discerning critics.
Not everyone is as discerning.
Rinella's palate is discerning.
Investors are still being discerning.
"People are being more discerning.
