Sentence examples for discernment in a from inspiring English sources

Rather, the Vatican says contraception can be "the object of discernment in a serious case of conscience".

The religious institutions Ryan rightly praised in his speech would doubtlessly remind Romney and Ryan of a continuing need for moral discernment in a time of austerity.

"We're looking at discernment in a very fast-moving world," Sanders said.

Use discernment in choosing a church body to attend.

What committee on discernment -- in a candidate's home congregation or in the local jurisdiction of a denomination -- missed its opportunity to say, "You seem hard-pressed to articulate your faith in a clear way.

But this biography shows that Harold Ross succeeded through a love of language, passion for detail and a discernment in hiring great minds.

"At the same time, it must be said that, precisely for that reason, what is part of a practical discernment in particular circumstances cannot be elevated to the level of a rule".

The probabilities which are mutually exclusive and exhaustive are computed as a set of functions with 'Φ′ as a frame of discernment, in the DS evidence system.

Representation is a diminution of the image; the transition from image to pure perception is "discernment in the etymological sense of the word," a "slicing up" or a "selection" (Matter and Memory, p. 38).

Like an athlete in 'the zone' or a CEO leading an executive team, both presence and discernment grow in an ever expanding spiral of insight and action.

"But there was a lack of discernment in the execution of the operation," he said.