Sentence examples for When discerning from inspiring English sources

When discerning seated positions, the knees and legs are important when trying to figure out the interest of the person.

The manager's strategy was also questionable in the insipid 1-1 drawithth Roma when discerning precisely how he wanted his team to play was difficult.

The qualitative analysis raised awareness of the difficulties experienced by proxies when discerning the presence of symptoms.

Studying genetic alterations may provide a more objective assessment when discerning clonal relationships between multiple tumors, or may serve as a complement to existing histopathological evaluations.

This approach may serve a purpose in highlighting the worst actors, those with exorbitant overheads relative to their work, but it sheds little light when discerning among the majority of NGOs.

Teachers are even worse: in a week when a discerning eye towards the moving image would have been advantageous, colleagues berated media studies as "pointless" and "a sure-fire way to push up the school figures".

"Mr. Roberts, Terrence McNallyy's more polished contribution, carries life in Homer to the 1970's and the puzzlement of Toby Anderson Jonathan Taylor Thomass), a high school senior, scholar, swimmer and pianist who is taunted and beaten up by his classmates when they discern that he isn't like them.

Penzias and Wilson were working to eliminate interference from the ultrasensitive Holmdel Horn Antenna, which was built for satellite communications, when they discerned mysterious signals that would not go away even after many adjustments.

He looked much less happy when he discerned from the second tram that his car was being ticketed.

I seek to inform others when I discern a lack of understanding but I also accept a degree insensitivity as inevitable.

Though not entirely a seller's market, MBAs can be more discerning when choosing employers.