discernment

When did he care to think of their discernment now!

Then, the news media must cover issues completely and with discernment.

While her discernment lasted, she would have to see for both of them.

Minor between 7/8 and 13 years old, has its own discernment.

In 1926, he left private industry to undertake religious discernment.

No man had ever more discernment than him, in finding out the ridiculous.

I read a great deal, with no particular sense of originality or discernment.

Ask the Lord to give all those involved wisdom and discernment.

Now this, I said to myself, is how you treat a man of discernment and taste.

It would be an insult to the discernment of any man with half an eye to tell him so.

A man of taste and discernment, in 1976 he presented his first collection for women.

Not only persons of discernment, but the industry, too, would benefit.

They trust the spiritual discernment of the majority and act on it.

Second, he must come upon,the discernment of purpose within the animal shape.

You look like a man of discernment, he said.

This shows that there is the political will and discernment needed from the European institutions to put a new policy into practice.

Frankly, that was enough to make me a bit suspicious of his discernment.

Your own discernment shall ye follow out to the end!

There was an excuse for the physician's lack of discernment.

Everything about these houses was meant to suggest the power and discernment of the people who lived there.

It made them feel as if they had discernment and taste, according to what I read here."

I confess to having a strong belief in the critical discernment of the public.

Ah, my dear child, allow us the credit of our own discernment.

Communications systems based on Internet technology have many strengths, but discernment is not among them.