Sentence examples for discern so much from inspiring English sources

Because we can discern so much from such sparse information, scientists think specialized neural circuitry is at work.

In 1992, Kim Levin of The Village Voice, reviewing Currin's first one-man show at the Andrea Rosen Gallery, discerned so much misogyny that she demanded that the show be boycotted.

To be driven by basic impulses implies an existence rooted in primal sensation; the discerning person has accumulated so much culture that no room is left for natural instinct.

It was just hard to discern too many positives given so much was laced with anxiety.

So much so, discerning visitors to Japan now decry the increasingly popular practice of tacking on little sushi counters to otherwise traditional restaurants, where you can order raw fish as ceviche or carpaccio, rather than time-honoured sashimi.

Mr. Iyer finds the same lack of global brotherhood in the confused aftermath of the Centennial Park bombing during the 1996 Olympics, when a white man yells at a visitor from the Middle East: "You see what happens when we let you people in?" What Mr. Iyer discerns in this is not so much provincialism and bigotry as a strong case for slowing life down a bit and understanding the people around us.

How can Kovacs be an expert on "Bible truth" when he has so much trouble discerning actual truth?

Honest both literally and figuratively, the discerning chocolate shop is home to so much more than just raw, organic chocolate and vegan, gluten free desserts.

We shared so much that you can only really discern with hindsight.

During the first verse, Auto-Tune makes the phrase "I can't break through" wobble so much that it's hard to discern.

Though the contents no doubt would provide a tingle to the discerning palate, the record price was a function not so much of the liquor's quality as of its rarity.