Sentence examples for discern the author from inspiring English sources
As they gorge on junk food and vapid women, administer a well-being quiz (sample question: "Are you ever aware of your own heartbeat?"), and become in-house counsel for a Colorado mogul, one can clearly discern the author attempting to skewer the consumerism and the spiritual emptiness of contemporary society.
Aides were analyzing language patterns to try to discern the author's identity or at a minimum the part of the administration where the author works.
Devotees of Mr. Sorkin's television series will be able to discern the author's signature in the new play, namely the kind of dialogue that presumes both the performers and the audience can handle ideas, shrewdness, irony, wit and learning.
As I read this and other tone-deaf stanzas — the kind of rhyming you might find in a high school yearbook or hear at a retirement party — I marveled at how hard they were to read aloud, and struggled to discern what the author was trying to say.
Students are taught to perform autopsies on prose and poetry to discern why the author did what was done, the meaning of every detail and what, specifically, brought the writing to life.
We'll pay particular attention to the O (Occasion), which can sometimes be a challenge, but here can be discerned in the author's introduction.
He takes pleasure in "becoming as clever and discerning as the author herself .The best chapters are those in which Mr Mullan relates a theme in the novels to social history moments that modern readers might otherwise miss.
It's not hard to discern what drew the author of The Master and Margarita to Molière.
Although there are no heroes, it is not too hard to discern what or who the author believes to be the villains; i.e., capitalism and free-markets; which, of course, are untrue.
It divides itself into four large sections, each dealing with a different thread that the author discerns running through the fabric of America's evolution.
