Sentence examples for discerning their from inspiring English sources

As a general rule, the more indiscriminate a person is in their commitment to socialist dogma, the more discerning their palate.

The engineers operating them can't see the voids they are filling and have no way of discerning their size or shape.

It's not as if wine and chocolate didn't exist then (or the steaks I swore off just as Dr. Atkins's followers were accepting that they help people lose weight), so why the delay in discerning their hidden virtues?

The effect on the reader is of sitting alongside the narrator, sharing the task of sifting the salvaged fragments of her life, watching her puzzle over, rearrange and reconsider them — and at last, but without any particular urgency or certitude, tilting herself in the direction of finally discerning their significance.

The stratigraphic architecture of marginal marine successions records the interplay of autogenic and allogenic processes, and discerning their relative role in governing the morphology of the palaeoenvironment and the architecture of the preserved sedimentary succession is not straightforward.

What tips can you offer young women discerning their God-given talents and purpose in life?

In science we try analyze effects to discern their cause.

Instead, Mr. Chutima talked with customers to discern their likes and dislikes, and helped them order.

During their interrogations of potential terrorists and possible malefactors, his employers depend on him to discern their degree of threat.

The second half has started very scrappily, so it's hard to discern their approach at the moment.

He told the Americans he had received permission from London to "approach the various sides [and] discern their bottom lines".