Sentence examples for discerning conclusions from inspiring English sources
In any case, they lead Mr. Ronson to speculate about the points where journalism and craziness overlap, and it is here that he draws his most discerning conclusions.
From this, no trends can be discerned and no conclusions drawn concerning the frequency of third molar agenesis among early Palauans.
Based on his inaccurate reporting of the events leading up to the Palin interview, Mr. Coll draws broad conclusions about our difficulty in discerning the line between "news" and "entertainment".
In conclusion, despite the advancements made in discerning HPV in nature, the mechanisms behind the cellular, tissue, organ, and whole body response to hypoxia in humans remain in its infancy.
We were also interested in discerning whether there was a connection between industry ties and qualitative conclusions about cancer risk and AD use.
But given that Hutcheson concedes that many objects of beauty are not internal, the proper conclusion seems to be that the power of discerning beauty is neither exclusively internal nor exclusively external.
Our conclusions suggest that Neanderthals were excellent tacticians, casual executioners and discerning diners.
Gorgias goes on to argue for a sceptical conclusion, on the grounds that we have no basis for discerning which mental states correspond to reality and which do not, and so cannot know anything at all.
Not everyone is as discerning.
