Sentence examples for In discerning from inspiring English sources

In discerning enclosure management regimes and factors influencing their choice, we reiterate the concerns of Keene (2008) in questioning what could right holders do with their enclosures.

It implied an eye acutely attuned to delicate nuance in discerning the working of a blade.

America is hardly alone in discerning different shades of patriotism in very different foreign policies.

Audio recordings released by Colonel Qaddafi on Sunday night, which expressed defiance, were of limited use in discerning his circumstances.

In this clouded atmosphere, the fun is in discerning what's counterfeit: Is Ashley a dope, or dopey like a fox?

That same sharp split showed up within the electorate when viewed through other lenses useful in discerning conservative tendencies.

Malthus was correct, however, in discerning that demographic evolution in nonindustrialized countries could be studied better in Scandinavia than anywhere else in the world.

The process of adaptation, of telling stories for a visual and popular medium is complex, requiring modesty, sympathy and intellectual rigour in discerning meanings and intentions.

It's almost impossible to separate American Psycho from the reaction to it, and examining those objections helps in discerning the subversive nature of the novel.

Lacunarity, defined by a single parameter, was shown to be fairly useful in discerning the structures.

A non-constraining brace was put on the forearm to aid in discerning the orientation of the forearm (Fig. 1b).