Sentence examples for I think I discerned from inspiring English sources
It was while I was studying a cream silk evening gown scattered with embroidered blue cornflowers and topped off with a cropped cornflower-blue jacket that I think I discerned the real reason for this: Mrs Abegg was possessed of what would be described these days as a "mature" figure.
Sometimes I think I discern a "dusty" tannin quality in Rutherford wines.
Over the course of the year, I think I've discerned that he's working towards establishing some sort of environmental NGO, and man is he doing a lot of research.
(I think I can discern the answer from the next two sentences, but please correct me if I am wrong).
I think I can discern what the first part of that sentence means in the context of this paper, but it is only true in the absence of recombination, and the question of what the fundamental units of evolution are is distinct from what people are debating, namely is there a tree of life or is there not?
So, even as I began to think I could discern his intentions, the relief came tinged by the dawning suspicion that what he intended was unlikely to satisfy a modern TV audience.
Representative Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas, said recently on "The Diane Rehm Show" on NPR that public broadcasting's audience, "I think, are discerning viewers who understand frankly, we've got ourselves in a mess as a nation fiscally and that we're going to have to make some tough decisions".
