Sentence examples for discern stories from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, in the onslaught of her words, we would discern stories about a brother, who was sometimes a year old, sometimes in high school, and occasionally travelled, for some obscure reason, to Seattle or California, only to return to Chicago to be featured in yet another adventurous monologue of Ella's.
They need to discern the stories behind the hype, to get answers to probing questions about a school's professors, its campus, its atmosphere and its social life, to find the places they'll enjoy living at and learning the most.
What makes this novel so frustrating, in fact, is that Ings — when he finally gets around to it — is a very good storyteller, and one who has (it's just about possible to discern) a story, or two, or seven, to tell.
LGBT people of faith and the whole of humanity deserve an embodied theology on human identity that listens to and discerns the stories of LGBT people.
It's hard to discern one sex/drug/booze story from another, but I can say without a doubt the most memorable and difficult interview of my life was with Jim Bates for Big Brother in 2002.
I could amuse myself for hours trying to discern my fellow commuters' stories.
A great complaint about Tate Modern was that its relentless thematic shuffling meant that nobody could begin to discern any kind of story.
Sure, if you stuck with the episodes for the week, you could begin to pick up some of the dynamics and back story and discern some plotlines that might be interesting.
It's possible that aging Americans are less able to discern if a news story is fake or credible.
And yet as a writer obsessed with the transformative power of a story, I discern in this extinction of a species -- the newsprint version of journalism -- the thread of a hopeful narrative.
However, little of Hall's novel can be discerned in its story of a butch lesbian who is blinded with acid and run over by a truck, freeing the naïve young roommate she seduced to find love with a fullback.
