Sentence examples for discern it clearly from inspiring English sources

That music has sometimes been hard to make out beneath the clamour of the profane, but as his passion becomes compassion, we may be able to discern it clearly.

Though the relative intensity of the insertion site was not enough to clearly discern it from the background by eye.

Mr. Flesh laid it flat and made it big enough so that home viewers could clearly discern its markings.

This view, though plausible in the case of certain folk lyrics, is inapplicable to the ballads, for if the ballads were simply miscellaneous castoffs, it would not be possible to discern so clearly in them a style that is unlike anything in sophisticated verse.

But in many industrial areas, aerosols from air pollution are so pervasive that it was difficult to discern clearly their effect on precipitation.

While it is hard to discern clearly which factors contributed to improvements we believe greater knowledge and thus better advocacy may have been important in addressing specific resource gaps (such as appropriate sized resuscitation devices).

In order to discern more clearly the effect on permittivity due to the wear process, the relationship between permittivity and the corresponding wear coefficient was developed in Figure 6 from the relationships in Figures 3 and 5, eliminating the time variable and making it more generally and directly related to the degree of wear.

But Lincoln's melancholy is part of a whole life story; exploring it can help us see that life more clearly, and discern its lessons.

It cannot be discerned clearly enough to be specified in the TCD database records because, while journal authors will typically explain the context and objectives of multiple assays, patent applicants often do not.

As he puts it in his exhaustive memoir, he had discerned "quite clearly... that there was a great big gay and lesbian community out there and it was not remotely being served by publishers".

Whatever the process, it was happening on too fine a spatial scale for instruments to discern clearly.