His manly regret is laudable, but still; not liking Hodge, he is incapable of grasping what Hodgeness means, and what subtle plays of feeling can be discerned on Hodge's countenance.
He should realize that Jesse might have a conflicting story and, feeling unable to discern a solution, allow himself to "luxuriate" in weakly debating if he and Jesse should stop at Arby's, Wendy's, or Burger King on the way home.
The house is also a paean to Miss Duke's discerning eye and feeling for Hawaii, with Diamond Head always in view and the ocean a constant presence.
If both the offending party,and the victim are within your social sanctum, sit each person down separately and hear them out fully, discerning their angry feelings from truth during the process.
While Kaliouby focussed on MindReader, Picard tested various devices — such as a computer mouse that could measure user frustration — that attempted to discern feelings by tracking physical responses.
Manit may lack feelings but at least he's discerning.
Indeed, discerning coffee drinkers are also feeling the pinch, because the Central American countries where the finest coffee is grown, including Guatemala, Nicaragua and El Salvador, have been hit by leaf rust, which could wipe out 30% of this year's crop.
Moreover, poor interoceptive awareness [ 10, 11] – the inability of discerning the difference between somatic and emotional perception (i.e. feeling "fat" versus feeling angry) - is a hallmark of AN and has been recently supported by preliminary neuroscientific evidence [ 12].
This wholesale corruption violates a hidden feeling in many of us that is still capable of discerning between right and wrong.
What comes across so vividly in this richly rewarding and persuasive book are the ideas, the reflections, the feelings of an enthusiast: an astonishingly articulate and a fiercely discerning one.
Critics may also discern a feeling of defeat in having to undertake such a fundamental alteration in the hope of saving students' lives.
