Sentence examples for discerned his from inspiring English sources

Powell had early on discerned his brother's basketball potential, and understood that competition would be much stronger in Philadelphia, a basketball hotbed, than in Connecticut.

As an artist who has always thrived on transgression, he must have discerned his mortality in the sense that there was no opposition left for him to outlast.

(Whatever revealing differences Szabó may have discerned, his subjects all look mad as hell to be stuck in his perp pictures).

The woman, perhaps fifty, in a lumpy cloth coat, her frizzy hair bunched under a woollen cap, now fishing in a Ziploc of dog treats for one to offer to Ava, having certainly already discerned his presence from any number of clues, showed less surprise than fascination that he'd spoken to her directly.

Some citizens, however, discerned his talent.

English magazine Uncut discerned his departure from Blink-182 and the album's serious tone.

From a great distance he could discern his ridiculousness.

But Margaret can't yet discern his basic flaw.

Later Ruskin went back over the early parts of his diary, trying to discern his latent symptoms.

Romney chuckled, that nervous stage laugh, and said voters will likely wait until the debates to discern his character.

Audio recordings released by Colonel Qaddafi on Sunday night, which expressed defiance, were of limited use in discerning his circumstances.