Sentence examples for discern when it from inspiring English sources

In that context, his remarks were more like pragmatic musings on the actuarial realities of life today, and on his own trust to discern when it would be best to step aside, if it comes to that.

I also had another big impetus that was kind of behind this all, and one of the things was, I saw the new direction of the F.B.I., perhaps -- it was kind of hard to discern when it was first announced, but I thought I saw some impetus towards a little more additional bureaucracy and micromanaging from headquarters.

Over time; however, I've realized that it is important to have the ability to discern when it is time to switch gears if I am way too immersed in one or the other.

I've come to realize that the more we perpetuate the "I'm good" lie, the harder it is for us to discern when it's even true.

These empowered women are increasingly discerning when it comes to marriage.

Mr. Hussein described his friend as particular, and very discerning when it came to finding a bride.

They are banking that viewers will be discerning when it comes to sex.

Unlike Schwartzel, who will play around 30 events this year, McIlroy is more discerning when it comes to picking his tournaments.

Still, investors will have to be more discerning when it comes to selecting stocks, said Tim Cunningham, co-manager of the Thornburg Core Growth fund.

I thought it odd that people so discerning when it came to hip-hop and sunglasses would have such little interest in what they poured down their throats.

Consumers' demands for media are constantly changing and recent KPMG research shows us that the majority of consumers are very discerning when it comes to acquiring digital content.