Sentence examples for discernment about from inspiring English sources
"discernment about" is an acceptable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe the ability to distinguish between two or more things or details. For example, "He displayed a great deal of discernment about the different interpretations of the text."
"As soon as the corporate breweries arrived, out went discernment about who was coming into the area," Scott says.
But her book hinted at something more: a discernment about good writing and a far from ordinary comic gift.
Born in Canada, raised in the Bronx, half French-Canadian and half Haitian, Mr. Darnell had an outsider's fascination and an insider's discernment about New York life.
For generations, that sense of discernment about which outside influences to admit has seemed as distinctively Japanese as the intellectual, artistic and industrial processes by which Japan's people and their culture have adapted and refined those influences.
Assuming that mothers with more schooling have greater knowledge and discernment about the subject, this enables them to recognize shortcomings in their diet (more frequently than mothers with less schooling) and this recognition can help to increase the quality of the foods offered to their children, which would explain the fact that they more often evaluated their children's diet as healthy.
Who will help guide her discernment about professional paths?
For better or worse, faithful people, people of conscience, informed by Scripture, do have mixed feelings and differing discernments about the moral status of gay covenantal relationships.
This is why its airtime isn't dominated by a prescribed playlist in which records by those charisma-free nitwits Avicii and David Guetta come round every 15 minutes, a situation that can cause the listener with the tiniest sliver of discernment to set about their ears with a carving knife.
Ultimately, it's all about discernment and surrounding yourself with other leaders who can carry out the vision of the organization.
It's a helpful image for the still unresolved discernment among Christians about the place of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in God's heart and in the church.
"There's a difference between exchange, which is what markets are all about, and discernment of common purpose, which is what politics is about," he said.
