Sentence examples for discern too from inspiring English sources

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

We can discern, too, a bit more than the exhibition tells us.

You should never attempt to discern too much about a batting line-up from a tour of India.

Disregarding the President's budgeting for Iraq and Afghanistan (because I don't believe we can discern too much on his strategy from the budget numbers), Obama's basic defense budget is scheduled for a slight increase in 2009: from $513 billion to $534 billion.

That said, they're discerning too and want to ensure that the bed will be comfy, the shower hot and the towels fluffy.

Through the same prism, moreover, you might be able to discern something too often overlooked: that amid Trump's lies and bigotry, there may lurk a political project of spectacular daring.

At least two loci should be inverted in a valid inversion, and we did not discern the too complicated inverted loci without consistent inverted order.

By the end of The Art of the Deal Trump has discerned he, too, has a purpose.

Let your surroundings reflect your discerning palette, too.

I, too, discern a message, but it's not "the unerring rightness of adobe living".

Hubble could discern this feature, too, but exactly what it is remains to be determined.