Sentence examples for discernment made from inspiring English sources

The denizens of the Volvo's front seat tried first to hate their attackers, then to forgive them, held each position imperfectly and briefly; so much hard discernment made them numb, and so they remained till Queens".

Objectivity of moral judgment is then defined by realists as judgment made from a perspective of reasoning that is likely to lead to discernment of these antecedent objects of truth.

Here in the unruly present, however, we are thrown back on nothing more than our critical discernment to make judgments.

"I vividly remember him praying for the decision that was before us," Kimberley Thune recalls, "that God would give us the wisdom and the discernment to make the decision".

"With mindfulness, you practice discernment and make choices," said Cheryl Jones, a member of Aetna's program innovation, strategy and management department.

Before we face the enemy, we must first have the tools of discernment to make informed decisions about the issues that effect our lives.

When these options are accompanied by discernment, choices can be made reflecting a larger consideration of what is happening.

If discernment was to be made between two closely related organisms, more specific genes that would allow discrimination were chosen.

41 This makes discernment of pain especially difficult in residents with depression.

The etymological root of "skill" is late 12th century, "power of discernment," from Old Norse skil "distinction, ability to make out, discernment, adjustment," related to skilja (v).

Showing considerable foresight and discernment, Innocent III embraced the movement and made it part of the church when he approved the Franciscan and Dominican orders.