“They possess capacities for discernment and the ability to decide what is in their best interest.”

“The insurmountable hurdle for the Liberal Party is the perspicacity and discernment of the public.”

“At last, a woman of taste and discernment who can see through the shallow suavity of a lounge-lizard and poodlefaker!”

“When truly indifferent, the will of the discerner regarding the alternatives for choice is like a balance at equilibrium.”

“Instead of a passive receiver of information, the viewer is engaged as a highly activated questioner and discerner of aesthetic relationships.”

“He, who is satisfied through the Guru grace, becomes the discerner of the Guru's word.”

“Although the discernibility of moral relationships is of course an epistemic property, it is also au fond a moral property.”

“On the other hand, if the language lacks terms for genuine properties, then it fails to express all the qualitative facts, and so failure of discernibility in such a language is not metaphysically significant.”

“Recorded speech, usually muffled or distorted beyond discernibility, served as binding material throughout most of the roughly half-hour piece.”

“The discernability of the small-footed bats was crucial for the scientists' research on their migration patterns.”

“Instead, it was an opportunity for us to not only be passive receivers of news product but discerners of true knowledge.”

“But where we find our true calling in this fight, is against the judgmental way that these other discerners speak out.”

“We must do better in our use of appropriate technologies to make students stronger discerners of information.”