Sentence examples for both discern from inspiring English sources

The differences are subtle, however, in most cases, we are confident that trained pathologists can both discern the difference between formalin fixed and alcohol fixed tissues.

However, both DISCERN and HONcode appeared to be unsuitable for our task of evaluating websites of departments and clinics in the tightly regulated health care systems of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland [ 32].

Ideally, those goals are defined in terms of customer experiences: Patagonia's vision of a world of self-sufficient natural explorers, for example, or Costco's ideal of the empowered American family, both discerning and thrifty.

Here's the unique charm of what Bluedot achieves: while minds are expanded in wholesome ways everywhere you look, it's also stomping ground for both discerning new music fans and a certain breed of ageing Manc raver who will never entirely give up as long as Underworld are still in business.

The students of today are both discerning and demanding; often, they will just turn off to what is not innately of interest to them.

The wine list, like the menu, was both discerning and interesting, but not overpowering.

Blog readers are both discerning and widely read; they'll spot a copied story a mile off and won't appreciate it.

Social entrepreneurs at the ideation/blueprint or validation/lean experimentation stages seem to benefit from structured modules that help them apply business model basics to their ideas, test their theories of change, better understand market opportunities, and discern both the financial and social impact value chains.

One needs judgement both to discern whether a principle applies at all and, if it does, what exactly it requires of one.

Szarkowski's notion of what constituted "significant fact" was both fiercely discerning and radically democratised.

His view of modern drama and its performance is rich with the insights of both a discerning critic and an individual for whom the making of theater is a passion.