Sentence examples for discerning conflict from inspiring English sources
Assessing the general form of the genetic architecture underlying sexual conflict and discerning conflict from other modes of sexual selection remain persistent challenges to evaluating sexual conflict's role in speciation.
"I have not discerned any conflict between the NPA (national prosecuting authority) and the police; in fact, they always work as a team," Radebe said.
Scott Rudin, one of the film's producers, said that in fact, the filmmakers worked hard at discerning the truth in conflicting versions of events and telling it straight.
After Meno receives the standard treatment from Socrates about the nature of virtue, Meno discerns a conflict between Socratic ignorance and Socratic inquiry (Meno 80d, in Cooper 1997).
Now I can discern the difference.
Accurately assessing other's ability to inflict costs (i.e. physical size and muscularity) can be an advantageous way to face competition by discerning whether to avoid or to engage in conflict [18], [45], [57].
For Kass this focus means establishing coherence -- discerning how Genesis, with all its ambiguities and conflicts, yields a single, harmonious meaning.
WASDALE HEAD, England — When Richard Palmer surveys a vista that some have deemed the loveliest in the land, he discerns, as well, a conflict he believes to be insoluble.
Attempt to discern the source of conflict.
But for all the impassioned and discerning correlation of inner and outer lives, Perry never distills the characters' conflicts — with each other, with others, and with themselves — into problems with clearly arising causes or readily discernible resolutions.
