Sentence examples for have discernment from inspiring English sources

How much she discerns is not clear, but she does have discernment.

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

Don't get me wrong - it is important to have discernment, but I refuse to change the perspective I've always held - that there's nothing funny about making someone feel bad.

We cannot really have discernment until we allow God to renew our minds.

Like most anti-heroes, he has discernment rather than principles.

Having discernment for the roles he takes on certainly helps, but the way McGregor fully embodies the characters he plays is not only enjoyable to watch but downright rare.

Then we will be able to see through Satan's schemes and lies, which is our having discernment.

"You have to have luck, but you also have to have judgment, discernment.

While it may well be true that our children have greater knowledge and experience of social networking sites, instant messaging language or file sharing, we have (or should have) greater life experience, discernment and judgment to assess potential danger, harm or deception that often lurks in the darker corners of the Web.

But not all of us have the discernment to realise that underneath "a shapeless sweater, an A-line brown skirt, and utilitarian boots" lies the perfect candidate for our obsessively clandestine sub-dom lifestyle.

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).