Sentence examples for discern two from inspiring English sources

Most people discern two possibilities.

For another, there is the fact that from this vantage point it is possible to discern two Berlins, one thrusting and breezy, the other spectral and grey.

Today many readers discern two Wordsworths, the young Romantic revolutionary and the aging Tory humanist, risen into what John Keats called the "Egotistical Sublime".

For those of a populist bent — those, that is, who saw last fall as a potentially disastrous shift of risk from Wall Street to the taxpayer — there is certainly an urge to discern two horns and a tail on Mr. Cohen, whom the blog Zero Hedge recently referred to as the "overlord and viceroy of all Western capitalism".

One can discern two unspoken comments in his expression: "Got him!," and, also, "Who, me?" Obama, in his usual dark-on-dark, smiles more neutrally, and might be on the brink of recognizing the gravity of the mistake-in-progress that the exposure represents.

By staining the cells with antibodies that bind to specific protein constituents of different neuroglia, neurologists have been able to discern two (in some opinions, three) main groups of neuroglia: (1) astrocytes, subdivided into fibrous and protoplasmic types; (2) oligodendrocytes, subdivided into interfascicular and perineuronal types; and sometimes (3) microglia.

So, from what I'm able to discern, one of two things is happening.

And occasionally it's difficult to discern one set of shaggy scientists, heads cranked toward the permafrost, from the next.

Intrapersonal intelligence is identified with self-knowledge, self-understanding, and the ability to discern one's strengths and weaknesses as a means of guiding one's actions.

Physicists want to discern one overarching set of laws that govern the universe and say the machine will help them make the discovery.

It is doubtful that an impartial observer would discern one.