Sentence examples for discern are from inspiring English sources

The two women, we quickly discern, are still fighting over Archie.

LISTEN TO THE CHATTER Customer opinions that used to require formal market research to discern are now readily available through feedback forms and discussion forums.

Equally hard to discern are the plans to spend all $17 million on just one aspect of the site instead of the whole thing.

The only words I can discern are: "Dobra Dan," meaning "Good Day," one of the few Croatian phrases that I've learned so far.

More difficult to discern are the settings for paintings such as Madonna of Chancellor Rolin, where the location is a fusion of the earthly and celestial.

If these variants do have a moderate biological effect on steroid hormone biosynthesis or metabolism, then the genotype differences in percent mammographic density we are attempting to discern are most likely to be small.

But something else, hard to discern, was driving things.

She said the only motive investigators could discern was that "they didn't like her".

More difficult to discern is what lies behind the arguments now being half-aired.

One of the most difficult pieces of an affair to discern is motive.

Thus the body of Christ the Corinthians have failed to discern is themselves.