Sentence examples for discernment to from inspiring English sources

To apply one's powers of discernment to doughnuts.

This route, straightforward enough on paper, requires some discernment to get right.

In the Senate, a Christian pastor asked God to grant members "wisdom and discernment" to do what is right.

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

The symbol itself is a reality; the representation of ordinary people doing things is propelled, by self-awareness and discernment, to the heights of imagination.

The implication, of course, is that McCain has not only the discernment to recognize their special qualities and achievements, but also the ability to replicate them.

Everything was imposed from above and now we have to apply discernment … to each and every situation.

In August, Ervin Stutzman, executive director of Mennonite Church USA, which has about 100,000 members, announced the formation of a "discernment group" to guide a process to "contribute to healing for victims" of Mr. Yoder's abuse.

It seems clear that if nous is to have all discernment and to order the cosmos, it must have some knowledge of the contents of the original mixture (Lesher 1995, Curd 2004).

Electors were to "possess the information and discernment requisite to such complicated investigation as to...afford as little opportunity as possible to tumult and disorder".

So we face a time when there needs to be a great discernment as to where we go individually and as a body".