1.
We should first distinguish clearly between right and wrong.
我们应该首先明辨是非。
2.
It is certainly important to distinguish between right and wrong.
明辨是非当然要紧。
3.
Wisdom enables us to distinguish right from wrong.
智能使吾人明辨是非.
4.
Why didn't she have enough common sense... to deal with this?
她怎么会无法明辨是非呢？
5.
We must teach our children how to tell right from wrong.
我们应该教会孩子如何明辨是非。
6.
He is too young to know right from wrong.
他尚年幼，还不能明辨是非。
7.
She could tell right from wrong at an early age.
她还很小的时候，就能明辨是非了。
8.
We need not despair so long as we retain the ability to distinguish between right and wrong.
只要我们保持明辨是非的能力，我们就不必绝望。
9.
For a man, a conversation is a way to define a problem, debate the rights and wrongs, and find a solution.
对男人来说，谈话是明确问题，明辨是非，解决问题的一种方法。
10.
My sister, though many years younger than I, is at least old enough to be at the age of discretion.
尽管舍妹比我年轻得多，她至少也到了明辨是非的岁数。
11.
At what age do we become moral being ?
我们要到什么年令才能辨明是非？
12.
He' s too young to know the difference between right and wrong.
他太年轻，不能辨是非，明善恶。
13.
Take time to pull yourself away from all the noise and just look around you. Take inventory.
给自己一点时间摆脱喧哗的纠缠，明辨身边的是是非非。
14.
By declaring him sane, the jury implied that he had a moral sense.
陪审团宣称他神志清醒, 是指他有辨明是非的能力。
15.
Human beings are moral individuals.
人是有辨别是非能力的.
16.
He knows good from evil, fight from wrong.
他能识别善恶，辨别是非。
17.
He was blinded by the lust of lucre .
利欲使他不辨是非。
18.
After four months the medical director of the sanatorium declared her sane and responsible, and she was released.
四个月之后，疗养院的主任医师宣布她神志正常，能辨明是非，于是她获释出院。