Sentence examples for discerning who from inspiring English sources

It's a way of discerning who is out there on a given day.

And there are documentarians out there who aren't as discerning, who do use people to make their film as controversial as they can".

For instance, the "de-fib-ulator" is a hand-held lie detector, useful in discerning who is telling the truth about secret activities.

It's a different mentality and it's an enjoyable part of life, it's a way of discerning who you are and it's a process we all have to go through.

Dr. Shaywitz is right: the real skill is not in teaching people how to let go but in discerning who will truly benefit from heroic efforts and who won't.

"It is an honour to be part of the team discerning who should be the next Archbishop of Canterbury," he told me.

It is difficult to discern who was behind the attacks.

It took several days to discern who lived and who died.

Let's be aware of our class biases, though, as we discern who "they" are.

It was pitch-black outside and impossible to discern who was shooting where.

And Rosemary had an uncanny ability to discern who was going to make it and who wasn't going to make it.