Sentence examples for later discerned from inspiring English sources

Riefenstahl had surely not intended the political intimations later discerned in the film.

Scully later discerns that the substance coating the body was a concentrated digestive enzyme, and that the remains are lacking in body fat.

Later he discerned a "very private sense of humour, of the grotesque; like his writing, he's hysterically funny".

However, as we discuss later, we discerned marked variation in the service capacities of PHC facilities but were not able to quantify via H-MIS data.

It is far less easy, 40 years later, to discern what it was all about.

Dark Places centres on a young woman whose brother was convicted of her family's brutal murder and on her efforts, decades later, to discern what really happened.

However, we cannot rule out that the reappearance of Vilya3XHA to the central region of the SC in late pachytene is not a consequence of this ectopic expression since we have not discerned a later function for Vilya.

Later, you can discern a weepy John Boehner, a frustrated President Obama and a contrite Anthony Weiner.

But the country as a whole divided along predictable lines, and progress on the issue is, three years later, difficult to discern.

Instead of telling the story forwards and adopting the ignorance of the characters at any given time, Cal is going backwards from what he later knows, always discerning the seeds of what is to come.

Kantian methods could also be discerned in a later work of the prominent Oxford philosopher Peter F. Strawson, titled Individuals: An Essay in Descriptive Metaphysics (1959).