Sentence examples for already discerned from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Capote had already discerned the blight in the blossom.

I assume he has already discerned the difference between criticising the absence of postwar planning and criticising the presence of an anti-Saddam plan to begin with.

Quipping about her new schedule, Kelly told us what, after the first few minutes of this début, we had already discerned: that she isn't, naturally, a morning person.

The woman, perhaps fifty, in a lumpy cloth coat, her frizzy hair bunched under a woollen cap, now fishing in a Ziploc of dog treats for one to offer to Ava, having certainly already discerned his presence from any number of clues, showed less surprise than fascination that he'd spoken to her directly.

When the authors write that the theater "is a business, it is a hobby, it is a place to go to work, a place to play with your friends, a place to learn about yourself, and a place to learn about others," they are frankly disclosing Disney priorities that undead readers will have already discerned.

Very subtle heterogeneity in cellular responses were already discerned in this way [ 11, 13, 16], the most widely implemented application being for detection of mitochondrial depolarization occurring during apoptosis [ 17- 20].

But Mr Moore could already discern the outlines.

Can Disraeli's admirer Theresa May already discern the shape of her Brexit deal imprisoned in the block of marble too?

You can already discern the outlines of the argument that Clinton will make to the superdelegates: The contest is basically a draw, and now it's time to choose the candidate who can be elected.

Already, discerning individual notes is complicated, as mentioned in the previous post, even before comparing the differences between them becomes possible.

Assuming the situation at the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant stabilises, the contours of the economic impact of the tsunami itself can already be discerned.