Sentence examples for discern our from inspiring English sources

Without them we cannot discern our position on Tavener's ladder of spiritual perfection.

This feeling that we need to guard ourselves, and the extra work that it takes to discern our true friends, creates significant additional stress for us.

An everyday smartphone already transmits how its owner moves through space; robots with computer vision could track where we look, discern our emotions through facial analysis, and read our body language through gesture recognition.

Our budgets are classified as they could provide insight for foreign intelligence services to discern our top national priorities, capabilities and sources and methods that allow us to obtain information to counter threats.

"Our budgets are classified," he said, "as they could provide insight for foreign intelligence services to discern our top national priorities, capabilities and sources and methods that allow us to obtain information to counter threats".

One reason is something she calls the introspection illusion — when judging ourselves, we have access to our thoughts and motives, and know whether we intend to be, or feel ourselves being, biased (though we often don't discern our own bias).

Discerning our patterns in time and space might be the easiest part of retailers' profiling efforts – thanks to our smartphones.

For over two millenniums, discerning our purpose in the universe has been a primary task of philosophers.

On Bem's view, if we are better at discerning our own motives and attitudes, it's primarily because we have observed more of our own behavior than of anyone else's.

In Book IV of the Essay, where Locke concludes that morality is, like mathematics, a human science (and, properly-speaking, knowledge), Locke draws a teleological lesson since we are clearly fitted with the capacity for discerning our moral duty, then that is what we ought to do: "I think I may conclude, that Morality is the proper Science and Business of Mankind in general".

The more we discern between our biases and being truly open, the better clarity we have about our feelings.