Sentence examples for your discernment from inspiring English sources

"It's going with your gut and using your discernment.

When you're young and still constructing an identity, the physical emblems of your inner life appear more essential, and if you're single, your bookshelves provide a way of advertising your discernment to potential mates.

No matter what process you select to aid your discernment, the following might be helpful to consider: When it comes to college admissions, rankings abound and data on attrition, graduation rates, graduate school acceptance and student satisfaction are available in a single click.

"There was a time when, intellectually and culturally, it was a way of expressing your discernment to go and see a Robert Bresson triple bill at the Everyman, drink a certain type of coffee and eat a certain type of cake.

Pour one of the ringers below none priced over $20 into an unmarked decanter and humble your guests with the magnitude of your discernment and largesse.

AND you can always trust your Inner Wisdom to be your discernment filter.

And bargain stores in particular are designed to pump up your expectations and lower substantially your threshold of discernment.

“Raw collecting,” as Hanft would put it, “is a way to increase your skill at discernment, which is critical to sustaining good decisions over time.

Someone asked me, "If some of the stories in the bible aren't factual, then what's the proof that God can do anything at all?" That, my friends, is a personal thing -- what YOU believe God can do based on what you've read and understand is your own personal discernment.

If your congregation can only relate to your denomination with animosity or apathy, be blessed as a faith community to spend time in discernment about your wider church affiliations.

In that case, please raise your glass to the discernment and probity of the people of New Hampshire.Running for President of the United States is an unusual experience: invigorating, fatiguing, flattering and humbling in equal measure.