Sentence examples for Not to discern from inspiring English sources

He refers to the euphoric tone that features in many first-hand ballooning narratives, and it is hard not to discern something similarly joyous in this second-hand account.

It would be hard not to discern the lineaments of the Pietà in W. Eugene Smith's picture of a woman in Minamata cradling her deformed, blind, and deaf daughter, or the template of the Descent from the Cross in several of Don McCullin's pictures of dying American soldiers in Vietnam.

While the first half sparkles - it is impossible not to discern Shaw's debt to his countryman Oscar Wilde - it goes heavily off the rails in its latter scenes, with sermonizing monologues and implausible turns of plot, and the actors and director were hard pressed to keep it moving forward convincingly.

CIT therefore helps us not to discern, but more to express the most parsimonious explanation we are looking for.

To detect high-risk HPV in adenocarcinomas Hybrid Capture 2 test (enabling to detect but not to discern HPV 16 and HPV 18) was used.

As a reminder, this data consists of two classes of tumors, and so the selected features are those that can be used to differentiate between the two, not to discern whether a tissue sample is cancerous.

Judges could not, and should not, seek to discern the truth about a marriage from the recriminations that followed a break-up.

The reasons are not hard to discern.

That ambition is not difficult to discern.

But it's not easy to discern.

The answer is not difficult to discern.