Come off it … The contradictions of conservatism are inherent in Burke's thinking and looking back to this over-praised worthy won't help anyone discern the way ahead".
Before anyone could discern what was going on, Hirschbeck ejected Tulowitzki.
Their first patient died for no reason anyone could discern at the time, and her illness was transmitted to four others, three of whom died in a similarly mysterious manner.
Come on, can anyone really discern an argument?
It becomes difficult for anyone to discern facts in the glut of click-bait and politically motivated opinion.
To anyone with a discerning eye, many portrayals of disabled characters in television and film are problematic.
Anyone that visits quickly discerns that this is more than a "museum" in the traditional sense of merely displaying amazing works of art from years past.
Matisse's greatness resides in capacities of the eye and the mind that almost anyone, with willingness, can discern, and no one, with whatever training, can really comprehend.
Anyone who tried to discern one 77 days into the Bush administration in 2001, months before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, would have gotten it completely wrong.
In one large, firmly wedged section of collapsed floor, it appeared impossible to discern if anyone was trapped underneath, and difficult to imagine that anyone could have survived the impact.
An alternative view of the Underground Railroad is also absorbing; instead of imagining attic compartments and Harriet Tubman leading hand-clasped groups through subway-like tunnels, the author shows a system operating via signs in the center of busy little cities, hidden in plain view for anyone knowledgeable enough to discern.
