Sentence examples for is discerned only from inspiring English sources

The paradox is that the vanishing point is discerned only as an obscure point, yet something is happening in that obscurity.

The problem of free will is discovered when we look at (i) and (ii) in the light of (iii) In other words, the very problem is discerned only because we have envisaged these facts together, i.e. because we have taken a synoptic view of the facts.

Sometimes a person's race can be discerned only by studying the tax assessed on nonwhites.

The innate tragic grandeur and gritty, stinging humor of this story of racial exploitation and musicians at loggerheads can be discerned only in fitful flashes.

In some instances the cells of a tumour are normal in appearance; the differences between them and normal body cells can be discerned only with some difficulty.

In 2008, Lamont-Doherty reported an "alignment" of earthquakes between Peekskill, N.Y., and Stamford, Conn., that were discerned only after the installation of seismographs in 1973.

Strauss argued that premodern philosophers, like Plato or Maimonides, who worried about persecution, presented their ideas in costumed form, cloaking dangerous truths so that they could be discerned only by "trustworthy and intelligent readers". Could anything seem less democratic?

But the pools and the rim of dark horizon were discerned only by conscious seeing, else the world was all sand, brown and tan and copper and pale beige.

Within each band the intervals of energy between those discrete levels are too tiny to be discerned; only the gaps between the bands are large enough to be important because they correspond to ranges of energy that are forbidden to the electrons.

In A. subglaciale, this open reading frame is still present as a pseudogene, but due to a substantial degeneration, its structure can be discerned only approximately.

Genomic insertion sites of RTEs do not appear to be sequence-specific, and can be discerned only by target-site duplications of 6 - 12 bp after insertion.