Sentence examples for help you discern from inspiring English sources

Last year's stats matter only insofar as they help you discern a player's skills.

Let your goal(s) guide you and help you discern what to include and what to leave aside.

So look at how your work enables your counterpart and others to succeed; that will help you discern what he or she values in you and assess yourself in a currency that matters.

Close the lid and cook for 3 to 4 minutes on the second sides, or until the beef is no longer pink inside and you can tell that the cheese has melted (insert the tip of a knife to help you discern this).

Here, I'll analyze the pros and cons of each to help you discern which option works best for you.

The grid on the putting green does little to help you discern where your putt's going to end up, though.

By tapping into more than one of their minds, you can ensure the feedback you receive is well-rounded, thus helping you discern the advice given to you.

In short, using carefully worded questions to probe into the inner workings of your interviewer's mind can often help you to discern whether or not she or he has preconceived notions about who you are as an individual within a certain group of people.

To help you to discern the attitude of the therapist, consider these questions: Does the therapist insist you're a "confused heterosexual" and not respect your gender or sexual identity?

Your therapy is clearly helping you to discern the true story of your relationship.

The assessment also helps you to discern process, price, quality, timeliness, viability, competition and even whether or not you have the right staff in place.