Sentence examples for discern everything from inspiring English sources

Indeed [I was] not so carried away by vainglorious folly that I, not thinking about the chains of my poverty, supposed that I could drink up even the single streamlet of any discipline, but when I was to have chosen some stream before the rest, by whose sweetest dew the thirst of my natural talents would be assuaged for the future, I longed to discern everything by experience.

Apart from the magisterial The Ingmar Bergman Archives (Taschen), edited by Paul Duncan and Bengt Wanselius, the year's most significant movie book is Richard Brody's scrupulously researched, acutely discerning Everything Is Cinema: The Working Life of Jean-Luc Godard (Faber).

"If someone says they had a fun time at the weekend robbing a tramp and pooing themselves, you instantly know if they're your kind of person – you start discerning everything about them.

Among musicians, stories about Mr. Pascoal's ability to discern music in everything are legion.

London offers the discerning morning boozer everything from Korean-spiced bloody marys to Peruvian bellinis made with Andean purple corn.

To the degree that Washington and Beijing now understand each other, it is in good measure because Kissinger has been assiduously translating for both sides, discerning meaning in everything from elliptical jokes to temper tantrums.

The theme running through the 20 most viewed daily charts published on this website in 2010 is hard to discern, with charts detailing everything from iPad prices to beer consumption.

WineCare featured everything the discerning oenophile would want.

The Phanoy Guesthouse, Bakery and Bookshop, 50m past the bridge, has everything the discerning backpacker could need.

Kate White from the publication later praised the character saying "All hail the new queen of soap fabulous Cora is everything the discerning viewer could ever want".

When you continually find yourself at the mercy of other's agendas, it's often because you're trying to do everything, rather than discerning what is truly essential.