Some discern it even in your intestinal rumblings.
The education journals of the past two decades contain many thousands of references to discussions of this position, which has become a type of educational "secular religion"; for reasons that are hard to discern it is particularly influential in mathematics and science education.
Hollywood seems to have ignored his starchy act, discerning in it nothing it needed.
The Muslim triumphalism that Lewis discerns, it seems, was largely introduced in retrospect, to explain the seemingly miraculous spread of the faith as a result of heavenly favor.
Astute readers, he says, may still discern in it an "insight into the relationship of a truth to history" (C, 135 6).
When the congregation saw this plan, Mr. Stolzman said, some discerned in it a recollection of the Western Wall in Jerusalem, the holiest site in Judaism.
No angel, Jewish or otherwise, can be discerned in it.
Lohan plays the ingenue temp who, patronisingly assigned by Schiff (he's hoping for fringe benefits) the task of a "courtesy reading" of a by all accounts execrable end-of-the-world book, free of syntax and sense, somehow discerns in it a universal truth.
In the plateau-patella angle, measurement error is in the range of 1° or less, while it is somewhat more difficult to discern what it might be in the ratio methods.
Obviously, this position seems difficult to defend in the case of conceptual art: when we are dealing with pieces such as Warhol's Brillo Boxes, where the internal evidence is clearly insufficient to discern that it is an artwork in the first place, it seems that we need to know that Warhol intended the boxes to be viewed qua art, at the very least.
