Sentence examples for discern its implications from inspiring English sources

Thomas M. Susman, a Washington lawyer who often represents the interests of librarians, said he had been studying the hastily drawn statute to discern its implications.

And in others, the staining was diffuse, making it difficult to discern its position within cells.

From a book's title page, one can discern its title, its author, who published it.

It just means we need to work harder to discern its underlying principles.

"It's hard to look at a landscape and discern its erosional history," he notes.

However, trying to discern its patterns and details continues to be a wonderful challenge.

It is difficult, in the middle of any momentous historical event, to discern its true nature.

This allowed Planck to more easily characterise the dust and discern its confounding effects.

While we can't predict the future in detail, we can discern its contours.

You cannot anticipate or discern its source.

The meteorite never cools, but begins shrinking and local scientists are unable to discern its origins.