Sentence examples for discernment of from inspiring English sources

"Our discernment of subtle deviations from the norm will keep pace with technology," Tinwell predicts.

What remained constant is both the aspiration and the discernment of the people.

Discrimination thus implies the recognition of individual talents, the discernment of inequality between individuals".

Not if I know the legendary discernment of the Independent reader.

She can do a soliloquy on the "discernment" of choosing the most ambrosial orange.

Jarrett's discernment of What Barack Wants has sometimes found her taking unorthodox positions.

The discernment of the Knicks' front office has long been suspect, as evidenced by the pitiful quintets of recent seasons.

Tony Judt's able discernment of the difference between anti-Semitism and anti-Israeli policy makes for thoughtful reading.

Everything about these houses was meant to suggest the power and discernment of the people who lived there.

And for all the famous discernment of these taste makers, one didn't feel much palpable reaction among them.

The reverse process, the giving of human names to plants or animals, also depends in a majority of instances on the discernment of character similarities.