Sentence examples for discerned the difference between from inspiring English sources

I assume he has already discerned the difference between criticising the absence of postwar planning and criticising the presence of an anti-Saddam plan to begin with.

Other days we explored the tangible impacts of exotic species invasion by visiting areas of Strawberry Creek invaded with English ivy and comparing them to areas recently restored with native plants, and discerned the differences between organic and conventional farming methods in the student-run community garden and Oxford Tract research facility.

Discerning the difference between the 'reason of being' and the 'reason of becoming' is important for understanding the different ways Wolff employs PSR in his exposition of metaphysics.

How can trend trackers discern the difference between a trend and a fad?

It was possible, of course, that Sinatra himself could not discern the difference between the two.

"It was very difficult to discern the difference" between Republicans and Democrats, he acknowledged.

Learn to see, to discern the difference between good and bad, between useful and merely comfortable".

It is to discern the difference between the devout and the delusional.

Discerning the difference between "posh" and "body hugger" denims was like trying to tell the Olsen twins apart.

"She feels that Dr. Weiner is unable to discern the difference between good and bad mammograms and is unwilling to provide good mammogram services.

It's difficult enough for outsiders to discern the difference between "UK" and "GB", without having to think about "Brand Britain", "Team GB", or "Think London".