Sentence examples for discerning a good from inspiring English sources

Discerning a good friend from a bad can be difficult, acknowledged Ms. Hilton, 27, who previously blamed an ex-boyfriend, Rick Salomon, for releasing a video of them having sex.

Horse auctions in which there are nearly no rules of business integrity and only the most experienced horse people have any hope of discerning a good animal from the majority of poor animals that are sold through auction.

Did Harvey Shapiro take the opportunity to discern a "good reason" from the Radcliffe girls?

We cannot easily discern a good and a bad scenario of urban growth here, even when the only goal would be to preserve or increase territorial cohesion.

Our failure to discern a universal good does not record any lack of insight or ingenuity, but merely demonstrates that nature contains no moral messages framed in human terms.

And this is where Mr. Lucas's hand can be most clearly discerned, in a good way.

White is held to routine mobilization because he cannot yet discern any good targets of attack.

We are unable to discern any good coming from this single instance of evil, and the same could doubtless be said for millions of others.

This time the good doctor discerned a pattern.

Peering more closely at synthetic forests it is possible to discern a reason for the generally good performance of any RF.

The players were given a situation, handed bazookas and machine guns, and had to shoot at targets on a projection screen, discerning the good guys from the bad guys.