Sentence examples for carefully discern from inspiring English sources

With practice, users can learn to study real people more carefully, discern characteristics in an individual's eyes or mouth and reproduce an image using the software.

We can make our requests and carefully discern and articulate our responses if our needs are not addressed (while staying open to alternative possibilities not yet considered).

Fibrillation potentials were identified and carefully discerned from endplate spikes by initial positive deflection and regular rate of firing (Fig. 1D).

The L. L. Bean trim is so understated that the neighbors will have to look carefully to discern the status of your purchase.

They come with raw onion, sumac, and a chunky, complex tomato-based condiment, the ingredients of which I tried carefully to discern until Bangiev told me there were fifty.

Looking more carefully, you can discern the contours and highlights of a bulbous pitcher lying on its side, its open mouth framing its violet interior.

If we listen carefully, we can discern that the noise is actually a childlike voice.

We began our test by examining the bottle and label carefully, attempting to discern what makes a bottle of tequila worth almost $80.

"If you look carefully, you may discern some of the handling characteristics of our future road-going model", he said, possibly teaming it up with a suggestive wink.

The Obama administration and Congress would be wise to listen carefully to the voters, discerning their real concerns about health care and tailor legislation to those concerns.

In 1920 Erwin Stein, an Austrian writer, editor and arranger, made a reduced version of the work for Schoenberg's Society for Private Musical Performances, an organization meant to champion modern music through carefully prepared concerts for small, discerning audiences.