Sentence examples for discerned of from inspiring English sources

Among the discoveries of that period was a romantic notion of the spirit of place and the importance, for writers, of what could still be discerned of Aboriginal culture: this discovery gave rise to the Jindyworobak movement, which had as its goal the freeing of Australian art from "alien" influences.

As the sun lowers in the sky we drive to the top of the Lebombo range itself, past a journey of giraffe (hours can be happily wasted on that most peculiar of English linguistic tics, the collective noun a crash of rhino, a dazzle of zebra, a sounder of warthog a game at which most rangers excel), until we join the sisal line, or all that can be discerned of it now.

The defuzzification approach (DFA) results in loss of information discerned on partial resemblance of watersheds.

But what we can discern of the Republican "ideas" lying in wait almost makes Bush's conservatism actually seem compassionate.

That is also the significance, he rightly discerns, of the election of Barack Obama, a centrist whose policies will contain only the faintest glimmer of progressivism.

It was that classic German shepherd attack stance, poised and discerning of the movements around her. She'd won it then and there.

A web search can be quite useful at an early stage - but be discerning of what you read, and keep an open mind.

The contribution of these processes could not be discerned because of the absence of reliable standards.

Furthermore, the semi-rigid molecular clefts between the two strands of amino acids in these receptors are capable of discerning anions of different geometries and sizes.

Democrats discerned signs of a power struggle among House Republicans.

From what can be discerned, none of them opposed the Vietnam War.