When you hit "snooze" in the morning, it would discern whether you really needed more sleep or were just procrastinating.
"I don't think the average American, with any level of education, would discern any order in these".
Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, the senior Republican on the banking committee, asked how regulators would discern "excessive growth" in a bank's share of market liabilities.
And how a machine or an errant finger would discern between supportive books about homosexuality and books against homosexuality is a head-scratcher.
Suddenly, in the onslaught of her words, we would discern stories about a brother, who was sometimes a year old, sometimes in high school, and occasionally travelled, for some obscure reason, to Seattle or California, only to return to Chicago to be featured in yet another adventurous monologue of Ella's.
It is doubtful that an impartial observer would discern one.
This is apt given the compromised agency that any observer would discern in the moral condition of enslaved blacks.
Outside, a diesel's telltale gurgle is noticeable, but only in the way cognoscenti would discern, say, a V8 engine from a straight-six.
Hence, artificially amplifying the emotional content of human speech may allow individuals with ASD to perceive emotional cues in the same way that a non-autistic individual would discern them in the original signals.
If Christians were to actually study the Scriptures, which of course most of them do not, and so were to develop their own understanding of the sacred text itself, they would discern between truth and the nonsense that is preached from scores of pulpits in Christian communions across this country.
