Sentence examples for To discern about from inspiring English sources

This dense packing, Dr. Lissauer said, seems to violate all the rules astronomers have begun to discern about how planetary systems form and evolve.

What will really matter is how much the veteran New Zealand driver, Russell Coutts, is able to discern about his opposing skipper, Francesco de Angelis.

In Mr. Cavalli-Sforza's lab, a molecular biologist, Peter Underhill, and a biochemist, Peter Oefner, found ways to discern about 150 variations in that strand -- changes that can only be attributed to extremely rare mutations.

Jim Hill, an investigator in Utah's attorney general's office, told The Guardian yesterday: "From everything I've been able to discern about Warren Jeffs, he is someone who is capable of some very different things.

I was able to discern about eight solid reasons to buy JPM in the last section of the letter suggestively called "Why Would You Want To Own The Stock?" 1.

Be discerning about advice from others.

Mr. Kline was not able to discern much about the work and was not much interested in it.

Then we see a flurry of Danvers's Earthly flashbacks — military training, all-American ballgames — as she struggles to discern what about her past might be real.

Not only were the few specimens known unlike any living animal, but they were so different from any other reptiles that it was difficult to discern much about their relationships.

The observation confirmed the basic understanding that supernovas are set off by the gravitational collapse of stars, but there were not enough data to discern much about the neutrinos.

But until today, when Baron Cohen, promoting his new film, "The Dictator," in Cannes, sat for a rare interview as himself with the BBC's arts correspondent Will Gompertz, it's been hard to discern much about him, other than that he is not afraid of Eminem and that his comedic gifts, audacious as they are, are undergirded by considered moral thought.