Sentence examples for discerning much of from inspiring English sources

What she could see — although, without binoculars, discerning much of anything must have been a challenge — was the result of an informal Balkanization, whereby Ledges users had sorted themselves into peacefully coexisting populations.

He never discerned much of a logical pattern between survival and character, Levi says.

Thereafter it's a little tricky to discern much of anything from the fast-cutting montage that follows.

It's hard to discern much of this back story in Ke$ha's debut, in which she comes over as an amalgam of Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and Britney, which, judging by the multimillion sales of single Tik Tok, is just what the market wants.

And learn to be discerning; much criticism is opinion and not constructive correction do not beat yourself up on account of another's attempted devaluing of you.

From the rest of the show — reams of painting, installation, sculpture and photography — it is hard to discern much in the way of general tendencies.

At this stage, it is hard to discern much difference between the strategies of the two companies.

The book will be Memory Lane for many adults, but until the ending younger viewers won't discern much more than the swirl of patterns the tailor sews through the decades.

Bell, who was promoting Investec's sponsorship of the series, has not discerned much change in Cook's demeanour despite the disappointments of the last few weeks.

Single-cell proteomics discerns much of this detail, and, if truly quantitative, can yield simplifying approaches towards understanding how such pathways function.

After all, the human ear can discern much more than any technical measuring device, and the performance of Monster Turbines needs to be heard to be believed".