"Her ears she displayed like items taken from under the counter and put before a discerning customer in one of the town's curio shops, but when he tried to test the depth of her eyes with his, her glance proved too slippery to hold; he picked it up and dropped it, retrieved it, dropped it again until it slid away and hid".
It is also noteworthy that the surgeons had no established method of discerning, before the surgery, whether patients had actually received preoperative PFMT.
By studying them in the wild, which had not been done systematically before, she might discern the beginnings of human co-operation and, especially, the development of higher intelligence.Lemur life, she soon discovered, was one long soap opera.
Ms. Lewis, a former actress who died on Friday at the age of 76, was 31 before she discerned the scope of the falsehoods that cast her, a daughter of Hollywood royalty, into what she later described as a Cinderella-like childhood.
Another example of this from her back catalogue might be a song called LGBT from her album – a driving-in-the-sun banger with a hooky, radio-friendly chorus that you're already murmuring along to before you discern the central lyric: "Don't hate our love".
But the Murphys were not mere collectors of luminous literati; they had a discerning eye for talent before it was generally recognized.
Let's hope that, in the June 5 primary (and in November as well), 50th Assembly district voters will be more discerning about the choices before them.
By Richard Brody November 10, 2016 Regressive leaders have inspired defiant, discerning, investigative creativity in American filmmaking before; perhaps Donald Trump will have the same effect.
Lend a discerning eye to reviewing these documents before submitting them to jobs.
Not knowing her food before, I couldnt discern how much influence that had, but what she served me was wildly good.
