Sentence examples for Having discerned from inspiring English sources

Having discerned that in a blinding flash, as I opened one of the refrigerators in Elizabeth's dressing room, I said, "By George, I've got it".

Having discerned the intellectual vacuum, Chris Spiech, an unemployed 26-year-old from New Jersey, arrived on Thursday with the hope of indoctrinating his peers in the lessons of Austrian economics, Milton Friedman and Ron Paul.

Germany as a whole having discerned the limits of all civilized systems of punishment as compared with the unbounded possibilities of crime.

Then, in the final minute before halftime, Detroit, having discerned a weakness on the Giants' line during punts, overloaded the middle of the field and charged into the Giants' backfield on a Maynard punt attempt.

Laura thought this was very funny, but Norton was just trying to buy time, having discerned that a dark-skinned, nicely dressed young man at the bar was clearly Laura's boyfriend, waiting for the visit to be over.

He praises his predecessors in the sciences, because, "having discerned well about the nature of wholes, they were likely also to see well how things are in their parts" and to "have correct understanding about individual things as they are".

(Moderately clever readers will have discerned how by this point).

On the contrary, Mr. Liel said he had discerned different signals from Turkey recently.

(Directors cast her to sing; only Cocteau seems to have discerned her talents as a comedian).

Some African art scholars have discerned European stylistic influences in Benin bronzes.

We have discerned what happened to those sales and prices ever since.