Sentence examples for discerned right from inspiring English sources

Al Jazeera recently pointed out that Asian-American discrimination may not always be discerned right away because we are seen as a 'model minority.' In Oregon, where there is more of a dominant Asian-American population, anyone who cracked a racist comment would be immediately shut down.

Her flat affect and inability to discern right from wrong contrasts with the still-shocking images of the American soldiers' abuse games.

He was replaced on the floor by the Senate chaplain, who, noting that the chamber had "reverberated with a marathon of speaking," delivered a prayer asking God to help the members "to clearly discern right from wrong".

"The problem with this rationale is that it conveys an image that America's youth are incapable of discerning right from wrong, which simply is not true".

But they did so in ways that helped me become a better person, by instilling in me an ability to discern right from wrong instead of an intense fear of humiliation.

Its capacity to help Christians discern right from wrong in the issue of war is limited.

It's easier to see the floor and quickly discern the right read.

This wholesale corruption violates a hidden feeling in many of us that is still capable of discerning between right and wrong.

Everything from attractiveness to youthfulness, with regard to their aesthetic applications, can be discerned when the right side of the face matches the left. .

Idolatry of the written word occurred anywhere in the world where ancient oral stories (which surely evolved for millennia as conditions and needs changed) became frozen into unchanging scripture -- scripture that was then deemed as the foundational (even the sole) locus for discerning priorities, values, right thinking and right behavior.

For example, in the outputs of FCM 1.75 and 2.00, a brownish region can be discerned in the upper-right region where the white cloud and the blue sky merge.