Sentence examples for discerned this from inspiring English sources

Cicero discerned this in eavesdropped phone calls, the sultry pleasure of her gossip, items picked up and savored in slavish delight.

As you might have discerned, this is an outfit with a toothpick-prodded eye more on practicalities than aesthetics, and the practicality here is that certain editors are making certain writers watch the wedding even though these writers live in a different time zone and therefore will need to be awake and pretending to care about things like "succession" and "balding princes" at 4am.

Adam Smith discerned this back in 1776 in his "Wealth of Nations": "It is in the progressive state, while the society is advancing to the further acquisition, rather than when it has acquired its full complement of riches, that the condition of the labouring poor, of the great body of the people, seems to be the happiest and the most comfortable.

John Divola, a photographer in chase of the sublime, discerned this as a graduate student in a ponytail, peddling his bicycle and taking pictures of tract houses and women with hoses, snippets of suburbia in the morning light.

While the location and intensity of radioactive label (either from intact or degraded toxin) can be discerned, this method is not practical for diagnostic uses in human biological samples.

In addition to the behavioral phenotype associated with the pan-neuronal G85R SOD1 animals, Wang and colleagues discerned this locomotive defect to be associated with a presynaptic defect (Wang et al., 2009).

Most listeners may discern this only subliminally.

The patterns he has been able to discern this way have been eye-opening.

Of course, it is difficult to discern this or anything else clearly, given that the plot itself is so chaotic.

How the umpire could not discern this was a mystery but the review sent him on his way.

We begin to discern this artist's life, through comparison and affinity, amid a stimulating tapestry of ideas.