Sentence examples for discern from that from inspiring English sources

But did we discern from that there was a plot that could have led us to Sept. 11? No. Could we have?

Just listen to the Giants' explanation of what happened and you can discern that, from that play onward, there were some giant problems on this defense this day in communication and in execution.

"He can sit there listening to 20 sources of sound, and he can discern from all that noise the newsworthy items," Mr. Gessman said.

I confess I had not discerned silence from that particular, amicable direction.

Thus at a glance, the known interactions that are present in developing melanoblasts can be discerned from those that arise in dermal melanocytes or melanocyte stem cells.

But how are these changes discerned from those that might be ascribed to learning?

Importantly, we can also discern from this diagnostic that most of the rhetoric that sounds like race-baiting, authoritarianism, thuggery and bullying reflects his politics and communication style; not his values.

But in a culture that values novel technology above all else, undue emphasis on interpersonal skills may make it only more difficult for patients to discern good medicine from that which makes us feel most understood.

Inclusion of this new data item will give higher quality cross-sectional data, enhancing the capacity to discern changes that may arise from the intervention.

There may have been clues that could not be discerned from the photographs that helped them identify the plants.

Apart from that, we discern the impact of bilateral investment agreements (BTAs) on firms' choices for investment locations.