Sentence examples for discerning where from inspiring English sources

Discerning where the money will go next is not easy.

And it's all the process of reading his people, discerning where his people are.

Roddick's serve is such a blur, people have a hard time discerning where his talent ends and his work ethic begins.

He elaborates on the Zekreet pillars and their almost eerily barren surroundings: "Before, there was no way of discerning where anything was in relation to where you were, because you had no point of reference.

This is due to difficulty in discerning where to place the ROI on the image, as children have relatively little fat between thoracic structures hence a very bland mediastinum (Fig. 2).

Discerning where viewers are located and distributing parceled-out content to them is becoming easier because of some of the technology being showecased at CES this week, including mobile beacons that can track when someone enters a certain location.

It is not hard to discern where the sympathies of the show's creators ultimately lie.

But how does the budding writer learn to discern where the scenery ends and the important material begins?

From that point on it becomes increasingly difficult to discern where Playboy leaves off and Hefner begins.

By midafternoon, it had become difficult to discern where the Wirral mud flats ended and Royal Liverpool began.

Live, the faraway TBS camera could not discern where the ball landed, but fans were gesticulating that it was foul.