In Cassidy's portrait, Meeker was a discerning analyst whose judgment, over the course of the boom, became distorted by the madness around her.
There's a scene featuring a discerning analyst of the sport (I believe it's Jim Jacobs, who ultimately became a manager of Mike Tyson), who describes having found proof of Ali's astonishing speed as a boxer by examining filmed footage.
Analysts discerned some positives for BP despite the inevitable damage to BP's reputation from the guilty pleas.
From such apparently disparate strands, analysts discern a common theme: the re-emergence of China's former party leaders just as incumbents prepare to hand power to younger figures this week.
If Hollywood's preoccupation with its intramural tensions seemed at odds with the celebratory order of the day, some here have suggested a divide involving the movies themselves: between the darkness and despair of films like "There Will Be Blood" and "No Country for Old Men" and what the industry's countless amateur political analysts discern as a more hopeful mood abroad in the land.
For Part I, most modern commentators accept the sonata-form outline that was discerned by early analysts.
(The images weren't clear enough, however, to allow analysts to discern facial features).
Yet, oddly, the markets show little sign of the lack of confidence that analysts regularly discern in them.
Iran cloaks its advanced rocket work in as much secrecy as possible, making it hard for Western analysts to discern the details.
La Coupe du Roi de Thulé, his entry for an opera competition, was not placed in the first five; from the fragments of this score that survive, analysts have discerned pre-echoes of Carmen.
So is it espionage to reveal in a democracy the existence and extent of espionage conducted often against citizens by one's own government - or secret parts of it - particularly if informed reporters, scholars, and analysts had discerned such programs years ago?
