Sentence examples for found it hard to discern a from inspiring English sources

Even observers would have found it hard to discern a precise order of events in the confusion.

He had a poker face, and this benefited him as a captain, as even his teammates sometimes found it hard to discern his mood or thinking.

Turn it up, down or sideways, you may find it hard to discern any hint of moral symmetry in the judgment.

Many found it hard to discern what had happened.

One Monday I arrived mid-morning and found it hard to discern whether the team had moved all weekend.

Yet, as in some other Adams scores, I found it hard to discern the structural spans and architecture of this one.

5) I found it hard to discern the difference in shading between docked SVs and exocytic pits in Figure 2B.

I find it hard to discern the signs of early dementia and Parkinson's disease in this alert 88-year-old.

Moreover, even those closest and most committed to an individual with radical cognitive impairments may find it hard to discern his interests, and distinguish them from their own "judgment-sensitive" attitudes.

Hearing the founders speak like this, I find it hard to discern whether they are true believers or profiteers, only to remember that in start-up culture these approaches tend to be complementary rather than exclusive.

Veteran political hands may find it harder to discern the quicksilver intellectual agility that is Clinton/Stanton's other secret weapon, and that allows him to stay (mostly) focused when the world is crashing around his ears.