i've ascertained

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I'm no psychologist, but here's what I've ascertained in Cassie's case: Darnell appears to be looking for closure.

From what I've ascertained through interviews and conversations with workers and volunteers, unlike The Soloist, which many on Skid Row didn't like, the reviews of Lost Angels are glowing.

My friend, who has three teen daughters, summed up the views expressed by that camp: "After I've ascertained that my daughter is in a relationship that's based on love and trust, and that it's not about a booty call, then I'm okay with it.

By sneaking surreptitious looks at the better-dressed members of my yoga class, I had ascertained that a desirable brand was Prana.

Once the police officer and I had ascertained the target (a supply cabinet filled with sniff-able aerosols) I got a plank, hammer and nails from the basement.

Next on their agenda appears to be our republic which from what I have ascertained they would like to remake into a two-tier quasi-theocracy with kingly powers vested in the executive.

By now I had ascertained that I would not be a statistic.

The genesis of my mind-sickness I have ascertained originates from our dead moon.

Israel was careful to emphasize that it had ascertained that there was no Turkish or Egyptian involvement in the incident.

The synod said it had ascertained that Metropolitan Volodymyr was definitely too ill to carry out his duties.

So once you've ascertained, "Yes, I have a threat," you're asked to evaluate what that threat is and you're going to say, "What is this threat?' Is it one sniper or ten snipers?