Discretion In A Sentence

• Without discretion there can be no wit.
• The conquered must be at the discretion of the conqueror.
• It is a discretion to be wisely and justly exercised.
• Foolishness is one thing and discretion is another.
• We have decided to take your discretion for granted.
• Now all discretion and sense of honor in me came to an end.
• Sir, your discretion shall governe me at this time.
• She possessed the discretion of her race, of her age.
• Need I recommend discretion in your demands?
• We don't doubt your discretion in the least.
• Everybody has not discretion to take things by the right handle.
• She assured him of her discretion and he felt he could trust her that far.
• Lefty found discretion the better part of valor and let him go by unhindered?
• Was he the sort of man who would place discretion first and pocket an insult?
• But if you think it best, then we will exercise a wiser discretion in future.
• Most thankfully I leave everything to his discretion and judgment.
• Between us two, she'll have discretion once she gets beyond Jamrud.

• The master is respected in proportion to the discretion and good breeding of his servants.
• Such a discretion vested in any body of men would constitute the most appalling of despotisms.
• His undignified retreat caused his face to burn; but discretion would not be denied.
• Its consummate discretion and success exhibit the English skill of combination.
• Some judgment and discretion must be exercised on this as on all other points connected with the system.
• Any suspicious action led to the suspect being warned that discretion was the better part of valor.
• All the springs of the animal's body are thus yielded up to the discretion of the rider.
• I see no discretion and no grace which is needed in wider social intercourses that is not required by those of home.
• An officer of all-round ability and discretion for duties in connection with general military intelligence.
• Perhaps the frequent libations he had taken increased his zeal, but they diminished his discretion in a corresponding ratio.
• Once more he saw the little maid of his dreams, and once more he threw discretion to the winds and followed the vision.
• No court or jury are invested with any arbitrary discretion to determine a cause according to their mere notions of justice.
• The boys had figured up what price they could stand as a maximum figure, but considerable discretion was left to their representative.
• After bravery and generosity, tact and discretion are the two qualities that women most admire in men; audacity comes next.
• Vallejo, always broad-minded in his policies, used discretion in the matter and provided those in his district with temporary permits to remain.
• Safe navigation denies the proposition that the judgment and sound discretion of the Captain of a vessel must be confined in a mental straitjacket.
• He knows that, in the dollar, he gives you so much discretion and patience, so much hoeing, and threshing.
• As he grew older, perhaps he did not observe all his wonted discretion in the use of this subtle power, and somewhat presumed upon his own skill.
• The whole matter is left to the judgment and discretion of the Master, that his soul may be saved at the day of judgment.
• Her discretion reedified thy life, But she hath prov'd her selfe a gracious wife.
• We were both boys, younger than fifteen, then, and each possessing, probably, quite as much discretion as valor.
• It is strange that the Irish, who are brimful of shrewd sense, use no more discretion about appointing schoolmasters than dispensary doctors.
• Joe had to give up attempting to persuade him that discretion was called for in discussing the relative merits of West-world and Sov-world.

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