Steps 7 to 11 are often called the "discernment process," designed to help a candidate discern a calling to the ministry.
It's the discernment that's meaningful, not the refusal.
"Where's the discernment?" And the play is set in the late 1950s.
What remained constant is both the aspiration and the discernment of the people.
Discrimination thus implies the recognition of individual talents, the discernment of inequality between individuals".
She can do a soliloquy on the "discernment" of choosing the most ambrosial orange.
The discernment of the Knicks' front office has long been suspect, as evidenced by the pitiful quintets of recent seasons.
It's the enthusiasm and the discernment with which 6Music reflects the range and diversity of pop'n'rock that is so striking.
The reverse process, the giving of human names to plants or animals, also depends in a majority of instances on the discernment of character similarities.
Dewey's particular version of pragmatism, which he called "instrumentalism," is the view that knowledge results from the discernment of correlations between events, or processes of change.
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.
