Sentence examples for discern it is from inspiring English sources

That last aspect is often forgotten, partly because it is so hard to discern: it is an absence, an opponent not being able to counter because of the effective rapid reassembly of the defensive structure.

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.

I'm incredibly late to the party but I'm here nonetheless, so what now? 5 days on Twitter and I have yet to discern it's purpose.

Fox also tweeted to her 250,000-plus followers, "5 days on Twitter and I have yet to discern it's purpose.

While the interaction effects of both conditions cannot be discerned, it is apparent that processing non-enriched information and non-centralized information sharing leads to a worse overall team situation awareness.

If a generalizable pattern to the data can be discerned, it is simply that case counts in FAERS tend to increase for approximately the first three quarters after a drug's approval date and then stay relatively constant for at least the next 13 quarters thereafter.

In general, if there was a principle to be discerned, it was the negative one of keeping friends apart, to insure that Miss Preston's golden rule of M.C.G. (Make Conversation General) would be maintained.

The study, commissioned by the magazine Crisis, concluded that the issues that moved Catholic voters could, in fact, be discerned; it was simply a matter of redefining the Catholic vote.

Also series A investors remain discerning, it's become cheap and easy to get seed funding which is great for experimentation but series A and B investors only want the best as they are deploying larger chunks of capital," says White.

On the popular subject of consumerism, with the nation awash in cash after the scarcities of the war years, Whyte discerned that "it is the group that determines when a luxury becomes a necessity".

Coming closer, you discern that it is a painting.