Sentence examples for discernment as from inspiring English sources
(And no filmmaker since Nicholas Ray has considered the clash of generations with such power and discernment as has Anderson).
Bolaño, no doubt aware of this illustrious ancestry, prefers to ignore it: not only the models, but their wit and discernment as well.
A sampling of reviews, collected in Vera Brodsky Lawrence's indispensable "Strong on Music: The New York Music Scene in the Days of George Templeton Strong," reveals a fair measure of discernment as well as some caustic partisan controversy.
But perhaps we shouldn't be shocked if an investment method that encourages us to use as little discernment as possible ends up being too good to be true.
So we face a time when there needs to be a great discernment as to where we go individually and as a body".
I wasn't sanguine about my powers of discernment, as I've failed similar exercises in the Central Park Ramble, where I practice bird-watching for dummies and am scarcely able to distinguish a rook from a duck.
As we walk this road again, we also know that our middle daughter is a different kid, so we must approach this time of discernment with as much openness as we did our first.
Music can articulate layers and levels of the self that are hidden, contradictory or anomalous, so if I say I like Puppy Love by the Osmonds and Korean Confucian music, it doesn't necessarily follow that I'm being an irony pest, that I lack discernment or, as a Wire reviewer once rudely suggested, that I'm "schizophrenic".
Other factors can create fictions that impair our discernment, such as the strong affect and networks of meaning associated with particular metaphors.
We develop discernment, known as viveka.
11 will try the courts' intellectual resources perhaps as never before," the judge explained, "challenging us to parse the real from the bogus or merely perceived, and in so doing to summon powers of discernment and calibrated judgments as delicate as any we have had to elicit at any time in our history".
