Sentence examples for beginning to discern from inspiring English sources

Many of them appeared to occupy lowly positions on a ladder whose existence she was only just beginning to discern.

We are beginning to discern the outlines of a complex neural circuit that becomes disordered in depressive illnesses.

Property Vision founder Charlie Ellingworth says: "Londoners are beginning to discern a skyline that is quite out of scale with anything they are used to".

Zeid's office said that the latest testimony gathered from the raided neighbourhoods suggested Tutsis had been targeted, adding that it was beginning to discern "an ethnic dimension" to December's violence.

He read widely in philosophy and history and was especially interested in those thinkers who were beginning to discern and trace some order in the history of human society.

Since the king hails from a dynasty from the dominant Pashtun people, some of his would-be supporters are beginning to discern a potential broad coalition of the kind that has always been central to establishing peace among Afghanistan's competing tribes.

He began to discern shadows, which led to his distinguishing shapes and seeing colors.

We begin to discern this artist's life, through comparison and affinity, amid a stimulating tapestry of ideas.

Then they began to discern a pitch rising and falling, and they realized that someone was singing.

From a distance one may begin to discern deeper tensions underlying the pluralist, crazy-quilt surface of the show.

And in the International Business Machines of that day, one could even begin to discern the rudiments of artificial intelligence".