Sentence examples for discern fact from inspiring English sources

How do we discern fact from opinion in The New York Times, and in other news reports?

With several rumors hitting trading desks each day, it's hard to discern fact from fiction.

These people seemed to have no capacity for critical thinking and scant ability to discern fact from flimflam. .

Owing to the excitement around the trial and the public demand for entertainments based on the murder, many different versions of the events were set down and distributed, making it hard for modern readers to discern fact from melodramatic embellishment.

Some residents complain that once the news camera lights are off, the police and army are also off, but it is hard to discern fact from fiction in these cases.

It becomes difficult for anyone to discern facts in the glut of click-bait and politically motivated opinion.

Use the Consumer Reports web guide to eco-labels for help discerning fact from fiction.

The trouble with journalists appearing as themselves in entertainment is that the public already has difficulty discerning fact from fiction in the news.

"It is my duty to discern every fact behind these allegations," he wrote.

His fellow passengers on the early evening service out of Darlington bound for King's Cross might not have been able to discern the fact from his slightly miffed misdemeanour, but the rugged-looking chap in the blue club tracksuit had plenty to celebrate.

You help her discern between fact and fiction – seeing the difference between news and commercials.