Sentences with phrase «discerned abigails»

But of this I am confident: He has discerned the true meaning of our historical moment.

Such a view assumes truth is not discovered or discerned, but rather a mere name we give to the illusion we choose to live by.

But it is also worth noting that, if one can pierce through the layers of narcissism and sentimentality that so often deface this talk of «journaling» as self - discovery, these popular writers are reminding us of something that many previous generations of very sober Christians, from Augustine of Hippo to the Puritans of seventeenth - century England and America, would have warmly endorsed: Each of us does indeed have a unique personal narrative, one whose essential shape is not always easily discerned.

Once I discerned this, I felt some relief.

(The merest whimper of the thesis can be discerned when he states that crusading was «reinvented» after the loss of Jerusalem in 1187, or when he refers to Innocent's contribution to the Crusades as «a sort of creation.»)

«But each case must be welcomed, accompanied, studied, discerned and integrated.

Wood, stone, and iron each were used and experimented with for long periods before even their simple uses were discerned.

@BEK: «But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned.»

In addition, the Word of God is to be SPIRITUALLY discerned and you, based upon your own words are not there!

Rather, they took these «qualities» («impressions» in Hume's terminology) to comprise the media through which reality is discerned and understood.

Too bad you can not understand the Word of God as the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishnes unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned (1 Cor.

Mankind in his natural state is unable to understand the Bible and unable to receive the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned (1 Cor.

are often answered based upon the latest Christian or secular marketing communications bestseller rather than according to the prayerfully discerned guidance of the Holy Spirit.

From the report, for example, of Section IV, on the doctrine of the Holy Spirit: «Spirits must be discerned.

It encapsulates in words I hadn't found yet how I've discerned my calling in the church... and thankfully, most parishes / congregations I've served have allowed me to help them seek

The Spiritual is discerned by the Spirit, not by the mind!

These patterns can be discerned at a glance on a seasonal chart, which is calculated by averaging the performance of the stock over the past 20 years.

[Einstein] made imaginative leaps and discerned great principles through thought experiments rather than by methodical inductions based on experimental data»

That said, we discerned an interesting relationship between losses and returns.

Utilizing information discerned in the prior two filters, investors can properly evaluate the economic merit and commercialization of the company by combining what was learned from the product analysis, business model, and customer base.

Often the Fed's policy changes were not discerned until transactions were observed by «Fed Watchers.»

And that valley culture — which first discerned the Y2K bug and then panicked about it — informs every move Way makes.

When neural networks discerned the existence of cats from YouTube videos, for example, «I was very upset,» said Schmidt.

IPG ran a study that discerned the mobile moments when users were most engaged.

Add filters, and color can be discerned too.

«Some of the key concepts discerned in the study,» comments Jim Collins, «fly in the face of our modern business culture and will, quite frankly, upset some people.»

When I looked at it, I couldn't discern it from the other 8,400 early - stage oncology companies out there.

Effective branding is more complex than ever and the American consumer is more savvy and discerning.

«We leverage product engagement data to discern and request feedback and use it improve our service.»

The area was photographed with American reconnaissance assets to better assess what the Soviet Union's spy satellites might be able to discern.

You need to know how to scrutinize overall expenses and revenues in these corporate snapshots i order to to discern profitability and earnings.

Discerning what's going on with Apple and Google is more complicated.

«When executives tell me that flattery doesn't work and that people can see through strategic efforts to garner their support, I cite extensive evidence showing that we are generally quite poor at discerning deception,» Pfeffer explains.

Put his maxim into practice: Next time you're in a meeting, focus on discerning the other person's needs rather than your own.

CETA will give the province unfettered access to the world's most discerning seafood market, he said.

By pushing aside the anger element and reading between the lines to discern the demanding customer's fears, the salesperson can attend to core issues and not be misdirected by chaos of the surface emotion.

Even the microwaveables now cater to discerning tastes.

I invested my time in reading, coaching, conferences, and yoga / meditation as well as a faith practice — and, in each, allowed my natural instincts to discern what lessons to keep and what not to.

The second issue is separating style from substance; as biohacking becomes part of our vernacular, it can be difficult to discern which efforts actually are worthy of attention.

And if indeed some such culture arose on Earth in the murky depths of geologic time, how might scientists today discern signs of that incredible development?

Clearly, the solution to this dilemma is to develop your ability to discern genuine intent from written communication, to become a sort of «content whisperer.»

That is where we may be able to discern some trends.

At the same time, we're doing enforcement activity in our remote [exclusive economic zones] to make sure that there's not illegal fishing activity taking place, and we were not seeing that activity, but it was peeling off a lot of our resources toward what I would consider a relatively benign threat, and then we're providing other resources to do exercises with the military in the remote parts of the world but with really no strategic outcome that I could discern where the Coast Guard was providing a unique capability.

Then you can use that information to discern which employees are missing the mark on core concepts.

We talk to them about their companies and try to discern why they've grown so fast so that you can learn how to do it, too.

Our distant ancestors» brains were wired to locate animals to hunt, discern poisonous plants from edible ones, and get us home before dark.

Aaron Carroll put it this way in the New York Times, «When allowed to choose, patients seem able to discern quality — as they define it — and gravitate toward it.»

Now hospitals can discern how patients really define quality.

Have back - up plans, be nimble and know how to discern real problems from small ones.

These findings will help brands understand how to increase share of wallet, while also discerning those who may churn as well as those who could potentially become an advocate.