Sentence examples for could still discern from inspiring English sources

You could still discern the lighter-than-air, puckishly agile figure of the 1940s and 50s.

Dark as it was, we could still discern the Norwegian flag floating side by side with the Stars and Stripes on the launch.

He found a piece of marching band music that was a band intentionally playing poorly, but sound designer Jeff Hutchins said, "You could still discern the tune".

It was encased in an elaborate antique brass frame, and although the picture had faded so the colors were dominated by sepia and brown, I could still discern my mother's face - round, youthful, with a fresh smile, with some coyness in her expression.

When then shown the lower halves of the faces or pieces of other people's faces, the perceptive pooches could still easily discern happy from angry.

On Mott Street, he stopped next to the spot where the words "Rambo Bambo" could still be discerned.

The jaggedness in "Prologue" could still be discerned through the rich varnish, pulsing like the beating of a heart.

Among the discoveries of that period was a romantic notion of the spirit of place and the importance, for writers, of what could still be discerned of Aboriginal culture: this discovery gave rise to the Jindyworobak movement, which had as its goal the freeing of Australian art from "alien" influences.

In the SERS spectra of arsenate obtained on these two Ag films as shown in Figure 4A (curves (b) and (d)), most of the background bands could still be discerned but the peak intensities were suppressed.

In 1967, Stanley South, an archaeologist and proponent of processual archaeology, discovered that by overlaying a transparency depicting a survey of the Fort Dobbs site done in the mid-18th-century on a modern aerial photograph, evidence of the surveyed lines could still be discerned in the modern terrain.

Upon addition of both calcium and phosphate, the particles appeared to aggregate, forming large patches within which the individual spheroid particles could still be discerned (Fig. 2D and H).