Sentence examples for could discern a kind of from inspiring English sources
When I used their products, I could discern a kind of toned freshness to my skin that, along with the outdoorsy but studiously nonflowery scent, would call to mind a walk in the Alps, or maybe the Black Forest.
We, too, often seek to discern a kind of order — to find a plot — in the hodgepodge of events we call history.
From the documents, one could discern a portrait of the conflict that was bleaker than the official account.
We made for University Place & followed that toward 11th St., where we could discern a crowd of trolls.
The men who catalogued those dangers — who could discern a line of Revelation in a hailstorm — protected against them, spiritually and politically.
In general, we could discern a considerable amount of stromal cells in the PTCs.
The Times' Roberta Smith discerned "a kind of innocent lightness and ease that is open and vulnerable, even joyful, but also a little too easily pleased".
No number of replays — or discussions over the exact location of the torso — could discern a winner.
If I could discern a trend or a bold new direction in this body of work, I'd be happy to share it.
That's why I could discern a certain decency.
When they tested 24 subjects, 21 said they could discern at least one kind of taste associated with temperature, and 19 could taste two or more.
