Sentence examples for discern that there from inspiring English sources

He would point at the friend's midriff, smile, and say, "I discern that there is no diminution of your opulence".

If low-flying planes cannot discern that there are windmills ahead, then it is questionable whether they should be flying at all.

That sampling rate was fast enough to discern that there were two flickers before and after the main occultation, or blockage of light evidence of two dense, narrow rings with a small but distinct gap between them.

However, having a glance at the era of the "perfect means and confused goals," in our days of changes, we can discern that there are still societies which live anachronously, without the slightest change in the woman's status from the depth of the centuries.

In the remaining 2 patients, it was not possible to discern that there was an acute component to their disease trajectory (since only diabetes mellitus was listed)(Table 3).

It is hard to discern that there is really a box there.

Just listen to the Giants' explanation of what happened and you can discern that, from that play onward, there were some giant problems on this defense this day in communication and in execution.

THERE are a few ways to discern that Raylan Givens, the character at the center of the FX series "Justified" is an Elmore Leonard creation.

Think about the things that are yet to still happen and whether there are signs or patterns you can discern that are somehow blocking your intended progress.

Boas himself made seminal contributions to all four fields but foresaw a time when anthropology would split apart on its subdisciplinary fault lines; even in 1904 he discerned that there were "indications of its breaking up".

But did we discern from that there was a plot that could have led us to Sept. 11? No. Could we have?