Sentence examples for able to discern only from inspiring English sources
One woman with Stargardt's went from being able to discern only hand movements to counting fingers.
"Try as we did, we were able to discern only two clear arguments in favour of GoCo, neither of which is convincing and one of which may be undemocratic," a research paper concluded last year.
As far as I've been able to discern, Johnson is the only Republican who openly rejected the principles espoused by the pledge, while his opponents are debating semantics more than content.
"We'll only be able to discern the full impact in retrospect," said Louis Crandall, chief economist at the market research firm Wrightson ICAP.
The handful of Weeknd fans and music journalists who have followed the story have only been able to discern that "creative differences" were to blame, Jeremy is now producing under the moniker Zodiac, and that all mentions of his name had been scrubbed from the final version of House of Balloons.
Because the CONRAD CS trial had collected sexual and adherence data by partner type, further trajectory analysis based on gel use data with primary-partners-only was able to discern an additional cluster of low sustained gel users.
With more powerful telescopes, 17th-century astronomers were able to discern not a disk but a series of concentric rings.
The website claims to be able to discern your (homo sexuality with just a quick scan of your face.
Since the referral letter is a communication means mainly between GPs and specialists, it can be argued that doctors are the only ones who are able to discern the type of information it should contain.
As stars and galaxies formed, all the cosmic structures we now observe in the universe today were built over the course of billions of years forming a cosmic web whose features we are only now beginning to be able to discern with our large telescopes.
These words, "as we know it," are key, for based on appearances only, we might not be able to discern anything different on the material plane.
