What is "discriminates"

Usage examples of "discriminates".

This protectionism hinders the spread of literacy, deprives the masses of much needed knowledge, discriminates against the poor, and, ultimately, undermines democracy - believes Hart.

Hume discriminates the ages of private and public virtue, (Essays, vol.

The flight of the prophet from Mecca to Medina has fixed the memorable aera of the Hegira, ^118 which, at the end of twelve centuries, still discriminates the lunar years of the Mahometan nations.

The superior man discriminates between high and low, and gives settlement to the aims of the people.

Remember the directive of the I Ching: The superior man discriminates between high and low.

The flight of the prophet from Mecca to Medina has fixed the memorable aera of the Hegira, ^118 which, at the end of twelve centuries, still discriminates the lunar years of the Mahometan nations.

For at present we are speaking of the vices of the nature, which has a mental capacity for that enlightenment which discriminates between what is just and what is unjust.

Of major American employers, including the federal government, only the Postal Service discriminates against veterans and systematically terminates loyal employees with long service.

When the ear no longer discriminates between that which is pleasant or that which is painful, it will no longer be affected by the voices of others.