Sentence examples for discerning one from inspiring English sources

What comes across so vividly in this richly rewarding and persuasive book are the ideas, the reflections, the feelings of an enthusiast: an astonishingly articulate and a fiercely discerning one.

Qua externalist, W. acknowledges the possibility of error in discerning one's own mental contents, as when Dry Oscar misjudges his empty concept to have a natural kind content.

RFLP analysis by using IS 6110 is a powerful tool for discerning one strain of M. tuberculosis from another when there are many copies of IS 6110.

Guyton is a bibliophile, though not an especially discerning one.

(But in a sequence like Johann Nepomucenus Nestroy, the shorter form is Johann Nestroy, because Nepomucenus is only an attribute discerning one of the numerous saints who had the name Johann).

A discerning one, anyway.

The middle of the market has disappeared: while aimless, open-minded shoppers are happy to haunt Zara and H & M, discerning ones turn every purchase into a research project, gravitating toward Web-centric brands such as the California fashion startups Reformation and Everlane, which are more transparent about sizing and manufacturing.

ANY's goal, so far as an outsider could discern one, was to establish architecture on a so-called "discourse-based model".

Since seriousness of purpose is impossible to discern, one's imagination can take ludicrous leaps.

Anyone who tried to discern one 77 days into the Bush administration in 2001, months before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, would have gotten it completely wrong.

One needs to resort to the pictograms heading each section to discern one angelic voice from another, breaking the reader's connection to the story and slowing the momentum.