Sentence examples for discerned of it from inspiring English sources
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.
Because the thing Moran does, in Black Books, the TV series that brought him to a mass audience, which he co-wrote and starred in, is this thing called acting, and the thing he does in his stand-up, which sometimes bears an uncanny resemblance to the doom-laden bookseller who won the heart of a nation (or at least of a discerning sector of it) is also a kind of acting.
The Wise One who understood the law that was handed down from God long ago reflected the true meaning 2 his woman every day and she surrendered her discerning of it in2 his care and keeping 4 she trusted he would lead in the right way.
It was that classic German shepherd attack stance, poised and discerning of the movements around her. She'd won it then and there.
Matthew adds the story of the Magi from the East who had seen a star at its rising and discerned from it the birth of a new king.
Instead of trying to discern it in myself, it's easier to watch the instincts so palpable in the chickens.
When the congregation saw this plan, Mr. Stolzman said, some discerned in it a recollection of the Western Wall in Jerusalem, the holiest site in Judaism.
But until the causes of PTLDS are discerned, it will be difficult for researchers to find effective therapies.
Wait and discern to see of it's God-given or not.
With the goal of miniaturizing comparative glycoanalyses on hGGT1, we incorporated the use of the highly-versatile ALSA platform to discern whether it was capable of reproducibly identifying differential lectin binding patterns among human kidney and liver tissue sample preparations of hGGT1, which have distinct N-glycan content.
THE White House thought it discerned "winds of freedom" blowing in Southeast Asia.
