Sentence examples for To be discerned from inspiring English sources
His inner agonies have to be discerned and teased out.
A truth that was still out there, waiting to be discerned?
New York's ever-changing streetscape usually changes at a pace too slow to be discerned.
The note is too crumpled, in short, for its true value to be discerned.
Literary biographies flourished, with no set pattern to be discerned among them.
Most linguists dispute that classification, saying languages change too fast to allow any very ancient relationships to be discerned.
By contrast Mr Gandhi's rally in Allahabad, in Uttar Pradesh, garnered relatively little attention.What is to be discerned from this?
Enthusiasts swear the higher acoustical "resolution" of a mono recording allows individual instruments to be discerned more clearly, despite the paucity of location cues in the sound picture.
In general, if there was a principle to be discerned, it was the negative one of keeping friends apart, to insure that Miss Preston's golden rule of M.C.G. (Make Conversation General) would be maintained.
If I consider my friends, there is absolutely no social order to be discerned at all... Perhaps what we have done & are doing is trying a subtle adaption in an era of massive danger to arrange for family survival..
The scholar Laurie F. Maffly-Kipp, in her introduction to the Penguin Classics edition of the Book of Mormon, writes that the book's very existence "implied (and the narrative itself stated) that there were many records still to be discerned.
