Sentence examples for almost discern from inspiring English sources

It's such promising territory for the kind of wider sociological investigation Bissinger undertook, you can almost discern in the first couple of chapters the proposal that must have sold the book.

Your eyes can almost discern the prize.

At the moment it's almost impossible to discern, even on cable.

Even in the best of times, China's human rights improvements have been so gradual as to be almost impossible to discern in any month-to-month sense.

These synthetic humans – almost impossible to discern from the real thing – have escaped from one of the "off-world" colonies and returned to Earth.

Otherwise, it is almost impossible to discern the virtues of the play itself in this wooden and splintered production, directed by Joe Mantello and also starring Paul Rudd and Bradley Cooper, who have little chance of capturing the audience's attention (2 30).

A frustrating fact of life for climate scientists and emergency planners is that the most severe hurricanes are so rare that it is almost impossible to discern any pattern.

Even then, the researchers were keen to stress that it is hard to categorise what counts as problem behaviour and almost impossible to discern whether games are the cause rather than underlying mental health issues that could have manifested in any number of ways.

She feels she is commenting on the human tendency to forget terrible things, on the propensity of young people, for instance, to say, 'Oh, it was all so long ago.' It is almost impossible to discern any autobiography in Hiller's work; she appears to maintain the Zen distance of a director sitting in the back row: emotional investment is oblique.

As a result, it's almost impossible to discern the causal from the coincidental or collinear.

Indeed, when you drive the Boxster, it's almost impossible to discern where the mass of the engine lies.