Sentence examples similar to discriminating perspective from inspiring English sources

Its point is to detach oneself from the discriminating objectification of phenomena in order to realize the tranquility of "mind-only" from a non-discriminating perspective, which would allow the practice of "great compassion".

While conceding that specialty plates were private speech, the court said Illinois was nonetheless allowed to reject "Choose Life" plates because it had "excluded the entire subject of abortion from its specialty plate program" and so did not discriminate among perspectives on the subject.

Previous studies have shown that the anterior IPS is activated when subjects perform a surface orientation discrimination task that requires discriminating between surfaces defined by texture, perspective and disparity [38].

This strategy involves TD level 1.5, since an individual has to discriminate its own visual perspective from the perspective of the audience.

From one perspective, Stone said, "the government is discriminating against individuals or organizations who hold a certain point of view by withdrawing its investments in those organizations.

Informants suggest that because requests from the provinces are so disproportionate to supply and because PACSA does not have the necessary technical perspective to discriminate between competing staffing needs in an environment of resource constraints, historical patterns tend to be maintained.

Denying their role and discriminating against  veterans is unfair, he said: "We should look at this veteran issue with a fair, objective and historical perspective".

Americans are less discriminating.

Others are more discriminating.

You have to be discriminating".

The thieves were discriminating.