Sentence examples for discerning means from inspiring English sources

Being discerning means kids have the tools to make good choices.

Being discerning means to exhibit good judgment and insight.

Following the US military's documented history of human rights abuses during the war in Iraq, a set of less harmful, more discerning means for dispersing urban conflict zones is welcomed.

"More generally, this court cannot discern a means by which the federal government's denial of benefits to same-sex spouses might encourage homosexual people to marry members of the opposite sex".

The court could "discern" no "means by which the federal government's denial of benefits to same-sex spouses might encourage homosexuals to marry people of the opposite sex".

Thus "zhi is knowledge of ends and the ability to discern the means to given ends" (Cheng 2011b: 17).

Muller, for example, has suggested that this whole discussion of weak discernibility reveals a category of entity that has received little attention so far, namely that of 'relationals': objects that can be discerned by means of relations only (Muller 2011, 2015).

The data was subsequently processed by means of NVivo in order to discern meanings and actions in narrative segments dealing with existential certainty and uncertainty.

For the discerning drinker, that means a quality bourbon.

We are discerning curators, which means we only recommend places we love and would visit again.

It means discerning between the warm, open-hearted side of pure love, and the sticky ego-influenced desire to control another person, a situation, or life in general.