This guy is pretty laidback, releasing only one record a year on average, but when his tracks do emerge – whether signed to discerning deep house label Galdoors, his own white-label series or the impeccable Hessle Audio – they're always a cause for excitement.
From a distance one may begin to discern deeper tensions underlying the pluralist, crazy-quilt surface of the show.
Giving a more specific nudge to policy makers, Lewis pretends to have discerned "deep roots" of democratic traditions in Iraq and Iran, of all places.
The information is likely also to be useful to those seeking new oil and gas resources, by making it easier to discern deep geological structures.
The Society also teaches that members of the Governing Body are helped by the holy spirit to discern "deep truths", which are then considered by the entire Governing Body before it makes doctrinal decisions.
You can't blame him for reading what he wanted into the game, like Jimmy Corrigan discerning a deeper meaning from a kiss at the end of a text message, but that does not mean his judgement is accurate.
Della Volpe said such young voters were "highly discerning", with deep concern for their country and a desire to engage politically.
It's possible to encounter O'Connnor's stories (you never really just read them) without explicitly discerning her deep, abiding belief in literary art as Christian vocation or her mission to show, as she said, "the action of grace in territory held largely by the devil".
Someday we may discern the deeper historical meaning of these latest events.
It follows that it would be impossible for a stranger to discern the deeper meaning of another's dreams without hearing the associations to it, knowing the dreamer's history, current unconscious wishes and conflicts.
Who was he to be playing investigator?" If Ogden knew his Shakespeare, he could say, with Hamlet: "The time is out of joint: O cursed spite, / That ever I was born to set it right!" For the attentive reader gradually begins to discern something deeper in all this.
