Sentence examples for discerned on from inspiring English sources

Another division (usually combined with the preceding ones) is given by the character of the names themselves; in a very broad categorization, names of persons, or personal names, are discerned on the one hand, and names of places, or place-names, on the other.

The estimates for all three parities are so similar that only one line may be discerned on the figure.

The estimates for all 3 parities are so similar that only one line may be discerned on the figure.

Part of the message was easily discerned: on the current course, we were surely doomed.

Little of their artistry can be discerned on the walls, and little of the Gypsy life that underlies this genre.

His manly regret is laudable, but still; not liking Hodge, he is incapable of grasping what Hodgeness means, and what subtle plays of feeling can be discerned on Hodge's countenance.

But France and Germany also have important disagreements on policy toward Russia, China and Iran, making a coherent European foreign policy increasingly difficult to discern on an array of critical issues.

All told, it shows how hard truth can be to discern on Wall Street when the information is spread through conferences and presentations and not in the field.

The coalition that Barack Obama put together to win the presidency handily in 2008 looked a lot like the emerging Democratic majority that optimistic liberals had been discerning on the political horizon since the 1990s.

Mr. Anastasi's characters often patiently psychoanalyze one another, explaining how various behaviors signify emotional problems that the audience is apparently deemed too dumb to discern on its own.

But the impact of that spending can be hard to discern; on a recent 12-day visit to India, not many rupees appeared to have been lavished on Mumbai's glorious Victoria Terminus, also known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, since it was constructed in the 1880s.