Sentence examples for some discernment from inspiring English sources
This route, straightforward enough on paper, requires some discernment to get right.
It requires some discernment and emotional maturity to know when it's appropriate to focus on minor issues and when it's better to ignore them.
As a reviewer has commented, there are a plethora of available nomograms, and some discernment is needed when selecting one for comparator purposes.
I have also decided to invite other religious leaders and clergy, students and young people, and other people of faith (or no faith) who also feel so led, to fast for clarity and direction in this Lenten season, hoping that we can support one another and perhaps find some common discernment about the way forward.
"This woman needs to grow some brains and discernment.
He served as confessor to a number of the surrounding faithful and to pilgrims and was reputed to work some wonders, including the discernment of thoughts and conscience.
Over the last year or so, chefs have begun using salts with the discernment and, some might say, the fanaticism, that was long reserved for the rarest olive oils.
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?
The moment would have been less unnerving, I suppose, if I'd scrutinized the passage and determined, with some comforting recourse to the superior discernment of age, that it was, in fact, clumsy or orotund or emptily romantic.
A sampling of reviews, collected in Vera Brodsky Lawrence's indispensable "Strong on Music: The New York Music Scene in the Days of George Templeton Strong," reveals a fair measure of discernment as well as some caustic partisan controversy.
Spend some real time in prayer and discernment about your future.
