Sentence examples for discern how the from inspiring English sources
The brilliance of Clark's far-reaching history is that we are able to discern how the past was genuinely prologue.
Despite the work's technical rigor, it was reasonably easy to discern how the parts related to one another on first hearing.
The task of the judge, he once wrote, is "to discern how the framers' values, defined in the context of the world they knew, apply to the world we know".
Science Dances: Though the video we've embedded above is complex, students might watch it for fun and to see if they can discern how the dancers acted out vesicle formation.
It would also be nice to be able to quickly discern how the production of the food affected the welfare of the workers and the animals involved and the environment.
Today, listening to the Kitchen's CD set or wandering about the Los Angeles and New York museum shows, it's easy to discern how the fashions of the time imposed themselves: too many blank paintings and boxy floor installations, too many exercises in chirping musical repetition.
Although we emphasize that this network neither represents a full genomic network nor includes all demonstrated or putative modifiers, we believe this network does bring assistance in discerning how the uncovered modifiers may interact, and yields novel associations that may prove fruitful.
Moreover, these accounts can help discern how these meanings travel across the boundaries of these contexts.
Baker, the commissioner, decided that the bell would help his staff of 20-plus in the league's Manhattan office discern how much the A.F.L. was sinking or swimming in its goal to move into the upper crust of America's sports scene.
On this night, the restaurant seems to be packed with visitors from the conference, making it difficult to discern how big the regular crowd might be, although my companion and I are confident we remain unrecognized.
10 P.M. (MSNBC) FUTURE EARTH This four-part green series begins with "Journey to the End of the World," which follows scientists, above, to the North Pole in winter as they try to discern how fast the Arctic is melting.
