Sentence examples for discern her from inspiring English sources

Like much of Britain, the European leaders are still trying to discern her priorities and to size up her approach to carrying out a historic and complex rupture.

Assumptions are bandied around like sparklers at a death party, like the one that says everything she did was motivated by class hate – as if these people can magically hop back in time and discern her real, hidden motives.

There weren't many markers for me to read to try to discern her attitude toward gay people: she was in her late 30s, toenails polished, ears single pierced, no tattoos, white or perhaps Latina.

After a slightly slow start in which the links between stories are hard to discern, her loose central thesis about shame and confidence builds up a head of steam and she finishes with a crowd-pleasing coup about an embarrassing incident in her early career and the importance of owning one's mistakes.

As the Eye follows Joanna from city to city, always staying in the same hotel and putting his ear to the bathroom tile to discern her stirrings in her bubble bath beyond the wall, the Eye is accompanied by the accusing spirit of his young daughter Lucy (Ann-Marie Brown).

It's worth getting tickets, though, because otherwise you have to endure the gig via YouTube shaky-cam clips, trying to discern her jokes over screaming kids wearing tight Bianca T-shirts emblazoned with her catchphrases, "Not Today, Satan" and "Clown Realness".

(Directors cast her to sing; only Cocteau seems to have discerned her talents as a comedian).

Schoen-René discerned her true vocal register and helped lighten her voice for mezzo roles.

I looked into Kelly's eyes and tried to read them like tarot cards, discerning her contractual options.

"My dad discerned her not to be a Christian," Shehzad pronounced; Arif had admonished Honey not to yoke himself to her.

Millett, a radical spirit herself, was the subject of a rather perplexed profile in Time, in 1970, which discerned her relevance without having the vision necessary to measure her significance.