Sentence examples for fine discernment from inspiring English sources

To an extent, the battle over James has never really shifted from that ground; Jamesians continue to swoon over his fine discernment, while detractors still smirk at his willingness to grind near-nothings into powder.

It is a testament to Bennett's extraordinary skill – his genius, even – that we assent to the proposition, which would in real life make a cat laugh, that the Queen could be capable of becoming a reader of fine discernment.

(As I write these words, I am still reeling from the news that an allegedly genuine pair of the Queen's knickers has been sold for £11,000 on eBay). It is a testament to Bennett's extraordinary skill – his genius, even – that we assent to the proposition, which would in real life make a cat laugh, that the Queen could be capable of becoming a reader of fine discernment.

But rather than a total rejection of U.S. overtures, this time there was also a call for a finer discernment of what was on offer.

The trouble is a willful confusion of, yes, the self-selected élite of the museum's proper constituency with that of commerce and celebrity, which have their own manners of discernment and are doing fine without imprimaturs from West Fifty-third Street. Fifty-third Street

Understand that God uses imperfect people to accomplish His will, and that as long as you are earnestly seeking Him, your discernment will serve you just fine.

But Barbour, a trained sommelier who now studies armpits with the same level of discernment and thoughtfulness as she does fine wine, wants to change that.

Leon Wieseltier's celebratory review of Saul Bellow's "Letters" ("On Whom Nothing Was Lost," Nov. 21) was a fine piece for its choices and clarity and discernments.

Theoretically, a table of finer resolution could be produced, which would enable a more accurate discernment of sound levels.

By winning the top prize for newspaper critics, Dan Neil of The Los Angeles Times -- who once found himself out of a newspaper job after writing a column about nonmarital relations in the back of a Ford truck -- earned $10,000 and the envy of all those who array discernment over theater, books, opera, films and a host of other fine arts.

Eventually, discernment will come.