Perhaps Capote had already discerned the blight in the blossom.
Quipping about her new schedule, Kelly told us what, after the first few minutes of this début, we had already discerned: that she isn't, naturally, a morning person.
When the authors write that the theater "is a business, it is a hobby, it is a place to go to work, a place to play with your friends, a place to learn about yourself, and a place to learn about others," they are frankly disclosing Disney priorities that undead readers will have already discerned.
The woman, perhaps fifty, in a lumpy cloth coat, her frizzy hair bunched under a woollen cap, now fishing in a Ziploc of dog treats for one to offer to Ava, having certainly already discerned his presence from any number of clues, showed less surprise than fascination that he'd spoken to her directly.
He has already shown a marvellous ability to discern consensus where others see only discord.
But for seven visitors seeking to impose a precision and predictability on political life that even those working in its midst cannot discern, Vice President Al Gore has already beaten Gov. George W. Bush of Texas -- sort of.
Thus, the understanding of NO signalling functions at the biochemical, cellular and molecular levels will soon make it possible to discern several important physiological and pathological processes in plants, as has already been demonstrated in mammals.
The public one, where the investment has already been raised and will remain in perpetuity, or the private one, which depends on a constant infusion of cash from discerning investors?
