Sentence examples for discern a connection from inspiring English sources

But you don't need to meet someone in the subway or at a bar to discern a connection.

Few could discern a connection between the Hindu concept of dharma and the Weatherspoons curry club seemingly designed, he says, to ensure that the chain's "suicidal drinkers" actually eat something, but this seemingly freewheeling but in fact intricately constructed show manages it.

Though it does not take long to discern a connection between what they and their colleagues are doing and what those kids in the woods are up to, I will retreat into generality and indirection for the rest of this review.

Leave it to a German intellectual to discern a deep connection between an American president dissembling about oral sex with an intern in the Oval Office and a doctoral student at Bayreuth University cribbing passages in a 475-page dissertation about contrasting constitutional developments.

After being primed to see such Shakespearean themes in "Frozen," it's possible to discern a pastoral connection if one squints while watching, though an audience member hoping that the exchanges between Elsa and Anna will have risen closer to the level of those of Rosalind and Celia in "As You Like It" will come away disappointed.

Between these two events she discerns a causal connection.

If you were seeking connections, you could discern a jazz link between the evenings, since the concerto has a few jazzlike musings.

We were also interested in discerning whether there was a connection between industry ties and qualitative conclusions about cancer risk and AD use.

And on the museum's third floor several groups of artists are engaged in news projects of one kind or another, though sometimes a connection to actual newspaper culture is hard to discern.

It was nice of the athletes and coaches to recite the Declaration of Independence, but it was hard to discern the connection between Thomas Jefferson and the National Football League.

"They need a connection".