Sentence examples for discerned only by from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a person's race can be discerned only by studying the tax assessed on nonwhites.

Strauss argued that premodern philosophers, like Plato or Maimonides, who worried about persecution, presented their ideas in costumed form, cloaking dangerous truths so that they could be discerned only by "trustworthy and intelligent readers". Could anything seem less democratic?

But the pools and the rim of dark horizon were discerned only by conscious seeing, else the world was all sand, brown and tan and copper and pale beige.

People see the visible, humanly organized church of Christ, but they cannot simply identify this with the Bible's one, holy, catholic, and apostolic church, which is properly discerned only by God and hence invisible to humans.

Genomic insertion sites of RTEs do not appear to be sequence-specific, and can be discerned only by target-site duplications of 6 - 12 bp after insertion.

It is possible that this CNV is composed of tightly packed repeats which can be discerned only by fiber FISH, as noted for clone RP11-259N12 from chromosome 1 [ 6].

Between "Othello" and "Otello," Sir Peter discerns only two real differences: the words and the music.

However, as in the schoolyard, most often bullying behaviors are so subtle they can be discerned by only the most astute managerial eyes.

HUMAN senses discern only a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum.

Literal then meant the true meaning, which could only be discerned by struggling with the text, as you might a poem.

Yes, this is Taylor Swift we are talking about, the noted hermit, hater of the press, modern-day nun, the intricacies of whose love life may only be discerned by the painstaking work of expert private detectives.