Sentence examples for a problem discerning from inspiring English sources

We do not have a problem discerning whether real human beings were murdered at Sandy Hook.

In other words, the effect of the different factors has to be tested individually to simplify the problem discerning the main factors affecting the sensitivity of the methods.

Without the wall text accompanying the woodcuts from the series "Customs of the Pleasure Quarters in the 12 Months" by Okumura Masanobu (1686-1764), artistr artist featured in London, people with untutored eyes would have problems discerning the gender of the participants.

The problem is discerning the line between an acceptable benefit and a corrupt payment, and that line remains fuzzy.

The problem of discerning the truly spiritual has also been addressed in Asian religions.

At first glance it is hard to discern a problem.

G. J. Warnock (in Warnock 1964) thought he discerned a problem in Strawson's account because the theory might not allow that in saying that a certain remark is true a speaker is saying something about that remark, which Warnock thought a desirable element in an account of truth.

Unlike performance or perceptual measures, individual differences in appraising QOL and attendant problems in discerning the meaning of QOL scores cannot simply be dismissed as measurement error, bias in perception, or misuse of scales.

MIT grads look at a problem from every angle, weighing each approach, discerning its advantages and disadvantages, ultimately coming up with the right solution.

The problem of free will is discovered when we look at (i) and (ii) in the light of (iii) In other words, the very problem is discerned only because we have envisaged these facts together, i.e. because we have taken a synoptic view of the facts.

For neocortical GABAergic interneurons, the problem to discern among different cell types is particularly difficult and better methods are needed to perform objective classifications.