Sentence examples for enough discernment from inspiring English sources

It will be necessary to exercise enough discernment, guided by some helpful questions: Does my power support some endeavor that is sustainable for others and me?

"Surely American Protestants, freemen, have discernment enough to discover beneath them the cloven foot of this subtle foreign heresy.

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

Though algorithms are necessary if a news aggregator wants to scale up (and collect enough data to be profitable), they still can't replace the discernment of a human editor.

How can a creature be smart enough to open doors and undergo toilet training, but lack the discernment to distinguish between a mouse and a laser pointer?

Still, I haven't read enough of the Canadian writers to know if they have collectively a distinct discernment or taste that feeds on their homeland.

As if reducing you to a clumsy fool isn't enough, anxiety can also distort your perception of taste (which, to be clear, you do with your tongue) and smell (which dominates flavour discernment).

Buyers showed increasing discernment, balking at the obvious instances of auction house greed and snubbing works that were simply not good enough for their price tags.

If the rate of recombination were low relative to the rate of sampling, estimates of linkage captured by haplotype sampling would still be accurate enough to provide a meaningful picture of linkage between polymorphisms until the next sample was taken, thereby allowing for improved discernment of selection in the system.

Self-interest is a decent enough cause, but Perowne can't feel, as the marchers themselves probably can, that they have an exclusive hold on moral discernment.

Eventually, discernment will come.