Sentence examples for discerning more from inspiring English sources

For Smolin, belief in timeless laws is a kind of "faith" in "metaphysical baggage" that prevents physicists from discerning more important tasks and problems.

Several other basic income experiments, including one giving money to 2,000 people in Finland, are ongoing, but the GiveDirectly study is by far the largest and longest, which Suri says will allow her team to gather more data, discerning more overall effects and potentially smaller effects than is possible with smaller studies.

However, the high dose of inoculation used may not allow for discerning more modest contributions of the pilus structures to the virulence of this pathogen.

It's a very different customer set – a little bit older, more discerning, more experienced.

Reading her makes us rate: just mentioning her, just saying her name, makes us feel more clever, more discerning, more observant, and more keenly fit to understand and endure life's wounds, including the ones that we inflict ourselves.

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Only then can you discern more.

"So on tasting panels, women sometimes discern more.

Mr. Zukin also discerns more Democratic sympathies in New Jersey than registration totals suggest.

They will also attempt to discern more precisely what makes up KELT-9b's atmosphere.

It was difficult to discern more than an outline of each amplified aria amid the sirens, chatter and construction noise.