Sentence examples for failed to discern from inspiring English sources

Was there an unspoken pact that she failed to discern?

But I failed to discern any special connection between this Othello and Iago.

Finally, I explain why so many scholars failed to discern these identities and relationships for so long.

In the decades that followed, researchers tried and failed to discern a relationship between video-game use and mass homicide.

On other occasions, Mr. Yates defended the endowment from critics who failed to discern the merit in erotic photographs and creativity expressed through dung or urine.

Self-driving cars are by no means the first technology to fail when confronted by other ethnicities: Google's image-recognition system notoriously failed to discern black people from gorillas.

Another problem with the data is that it fails to discern when respondents cheat: in a troubled time in the marriage, or at the end of a failing relationship.

This not only misses the point from frighteningly close range; it also fails to discern the glaring hypocrisy of that word: for despite five major democratisation acts over time, the Commons is as out of touch with ordinary lives as the duke of Wellington who grudgingly passed the first such legislation in 1832.

Such statistical approaches are limited, since they fail to discern whether both the personality of the child and the child-rearing methods used by the parents are the result of inherited factors or whether the parents are affected by the behaviour of their children.

A keen student of the policies pursued by European governments toward the disintegrating Spanish Empire, he did not fail to discern the imminent danger that, if his plans were once accepted, English redcoats might undertake the conquest instead of the liberation of South America.

If one examines the diverse interests of those influenced by Augustine together with the enormous body of secondary literature on Augustine, one finds again what one cannot fail to discern in the Augustinian corpus itself: a diversity as amazing as it is broad, one that defies any attempt at neat summary or tidy explication, a diversity as rich as it is discordant.