Sentence examples for discernment of age from inspiring English sources

The moment would have been less unnerving, I suppose, if I'd scrutinized the passage and determined, with some comforting recourse to the superior discernment of age, that it was, in fact, clumsy or orotund or emptily romantic.

He has the pink cheeks of age, the shooting gray eyebrows of discernment and the battered beak of an old fighter.

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

"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".

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

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.

Sibley claimed that the discernment of aesthetic properties requires a special sensitivity, whereas the discernment of nonaesthetic properties could be achieved by anyone with normal eyes and ears.

Cf. Jefferson's uncompromising faith in the moral discernment of the people with Montesquieu (1758 13 144).