Sentence examples for discern for from inspiring English sources

But the outlook for November remains hard to discern for several reasons.

Its first image is a shimmering oval of light in which it is just possible to discern, for a moment, a hand, perhaps that of Jesus.

I haven't seen the finale of "The Jinx," so you'll have to discern for yourself whether this decision was worth it for Durst.

Quite what happened when Ireland travelled to Saipan for their World Cup preparation is hard to discern for sure, but what is not in doubt is Keane's vocal displeasure as to the arrangements.

A recent survey of QE research findings by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco indicated that $600 billion of asset purchases could be expected to reduce long-term rates by 15-20 basis points, equivalent to a 75-basis-point cut in the federal-funds rate.Causation is harder to discern for equity prices.

Solar astronomers need bigger instruments to discern, for example, minute changes in the sun's magnetic field.

She was too discerning for all that.

Three significant causes can be discerned for the evolution of Muscovite culture in the 16th century.

He discerned, for instance, the need for the young student Marius to express survivor guilt over the death of his friends; and I came up with the song Empty Chairs and Empty Tables.

No specific trend can be discerned for the relationship between degree of curvature and crash severity.

Also, no bias can be discerned for when the smallest or largest eruption at a volcano occurs in its eruptive record.