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...nscious exercise of intuitive attributes and now used her effects with the discrimination of an artist skilled in values. To a dispas- sionate critic ...

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...e does discriminate, you see, when he wants to; but this case here ain’t no discrimination of his, it’s man’s. The Lord made the day, and he made the...

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...id that he was not a good judge in this class of cases; but as his gift of discrimination was remarkable, his opinion lucid, and his penetration profo...

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...d me with all kinds; good or bad, I perused them with avidity, and without discrimination. It will be said; “at length, then, money became necessary”—... ...d from others, unless we well know to analyze the human heart. A very nice discrimination, not to be acquired except by the education of the world, is... ...f wisdom, but he is still a man. With the greatest penetration, the nicest discrimination, and the most profound knowledge of men, he sometimes suffer... ...quality attracted my regard. He had neither the elevation of mind, nor the discrimination of the lord marshal, but he had all his simplicity: this was...

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...n order to confer it, in accordance with our private interests and without discrimination, on the first comer; seeing that our two principal guiding r... ...o causes, nor aid the most deserving, but turns hither and thither without discrimination. Indeed there is a greater power which directs and rules us,... ...efert, Quo gestu lepores, et quo gallina secetur;” [“Nor with less discrimination observes how we should carve a hare, and how a hen.” or, (“N...

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...elegant and lucid language will be met with in men of courtly breeding and discrimination, though they may have been born in Majalahonda; I say of dis... ...honda; I say of discrimination, because there are many who are not so, and discrimination is the grammar of good language, if it be accompanied by pra...

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...dness towards the Crawley family did the greatest honour to his benevolent discrimination. His lordship extended his good-will to little Rawdon: he po...

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...d how essentially he regarded the more material points, and with a natural discrimination that appeared to set education at defi- ance. In short, a di... ...to moral propensities; for he appeared to possess a species of instinctive discrimination, which led him, insensibly to himself, most probably, to cli...

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...ith the current literature of the day, without much scrutiny, or nicety of discrimination. Throughout this ample realm Ed- ward was permitted to roam ... ...tolled as a gentleman and soldier. His character was touched with yet more discrimination by Flora, who observed that he was the very model of the old...

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...elegant and lucid language will be met with in men of courtly breeding and discrimination, though they may have been born in Majalahonda; I say of dis... ...nda; I say of discrimination, be- cause there are many who are not so, and discrimination is the grammar of good language, if it be accompanied by pra...

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...mmit themselves, on a point so delicate, and requiring such nice powers of discrimination, for they remained as dumb as death. I was soon waited on by...

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...rom their own heads; which, indeed, requires 291 Herman Melville uncommon discrimination. And that is the reason why a young buck with an intelligent...

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...its permitted. She pointed out their peculiarities and qualities, with the discrimination of one who had made natural history her study; and I own I n...

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... controlling her.’ ‘Lord Martindale is a very good man, but he has no more discrimination of character than my old cat!’ cried Percy. ‘I beg your pard...

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... that we should need a very nice and subtle 303 Plutarch’s Lives logic of discrimination to detect and establish the distinc- tions between them. As ...

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...l that concerns moral and political speculation, as well as in the subtler discriminations of metaphysical and religious doctrine, it is still more cr...

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... actual man’s note, from the first of our seeing it struck, is the note of discrimination, just as his drama is to become, under stress, the drama of ... ... makes that surrender only if one is prepared not to make certain precious discriminations. The “first person” then, so employed, is addressed by the ... ...ible fluidity of self-revelation. I may seem not to better the case for my discrimination if I say that, for my first care, I had thus inevitably to s... ... symptom of vulgar blinking an appointment for the Burlington Arcade. Mere discriminations about a pair of gloves could thus at any rate represent—alw... ...as exactly society, exactly the multiplication of shibboleths, exactly the discrimination of types and tones, exactly the wicked old Rows of Chester, ... ...e one of them—than the “terrible toughs” (Strether remembered the edifying discrimination) of the American bars and banks roundabout the Opera. Chad h... ...wo or three others soon gathered; he liked the delicate daubs and the free discriminations—involving references indeed, involving enthusiasms and exec... ...d women? It wasn’t even as if he had found her mother—so much more, to her discrimination, had her mother performed the finding. Her mother had, in a ... ... of a chastened ease still abounded after all, many marks of a taste whose discriminations might perhaps have been called eccentric. He guessed at in-...

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...it of a tree he may not pretend to have shaken. Against reflexion, against discrimination, in his interest, all earth and air conspire; wherefore it i... ... of talk for the others, however, and he appeared to eat his luncheon with discrimination and appetite. Miss Molyneux, who had a smooth, nun-like fore... ...ave been to close that rare volume forever. But Lily knew nothing of these discriminations, and could only pro- nounce her sister’s career a strange a... ...of the mustiest relics of its old society. In all this there was much less discrimination than in that desire for comprehensiveness of development on ... ...re was something irritating—there was almost an air of mockery—in her neat discriminations and clear convic- tions. In Isabel’s mind to-day there was ...

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...e Chaperon first advances, only plenty of second ones, and, condon- ing no discrimination, would treat no omission as venial. She would keep all conce...

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... pressed my interlocutress. “I promise you I would have told!” She felt my discrimination. “I daresay I was wrong. But, really, I was afraid.” “Afraid... ... He stood there smiling; then at last he put into two words—”Do you?”—more discrimination than I had ever heard two words contain. Before I had time t...