Sentence examples for no discernment from inspiring English sources

The dark underbelly of this free-for-all, however, is that there's no discernment.

I just got back into town from Los Angeles and the traffic out of town is endless". The fire showed no discernment for economics, hitting million-dollar mansions and trailer homes alike, forcing the evacuation of thousands of people around the area.

The Agency moves broadly and clumsily; it's greedy in a way that is unhealthy; it tells itself that rules can mean what it wants them to mean; it is a poor judge of people; it has no real discernment — and that, for a spy agency, may be the worst part of all.

Because they are almost the definition of luxury: they are a pleasure that requires little effort; an indulgence requiring no effort of discernment.

What's not real is an online place where there's no exclusivity or discernment about who gets in, and all manner of riff-raff voicing their opinions, exchanging links to news reports, photos of kittens playing with string, comic books and jokes, while espousing how great it all is that they're meeting and making so many "friends".

Therefore, Zen characterizes the "seeing" in "seeing no-thing or nothing" in its act-aspect as a discernment vis-à-vis nondiscrimination (mubunbetsu no funbetsu).

The amendment would propose that children aged between nine and 18 are only criminal liable if they are "determined to have acted with discernment", although it gives no specifics on how that will be decided.

The solution Cline recommends involves no additional money -- just more discernment on the part of consumers.

Discernment is the recognition that something is no longer good for me and choosing to remove it from my experience.

For centuries, the assumption of the Catholic hierarchy was that lay people were not capable of such discernment, but, with Francis, that is no longer true.

The apartment is an expression of Picón's taste, as well as that of his partner, Andrew Kepler, an architect; and Picón sees no reason that a museum should not also exercise discernment in what it displays, even if by doing so it risks charges of élitism.