Sentence examples for left to discern from inspiring English sources
But seminary rectors were left to discern the meaning of less obvious instructions to reject candidates who "show profoundly deep-rooted homosexual tendencies, or support the so-called gay culture".
Video games are portals into new realms, possibility spaces that sit beyond our own where narrative, art, social reflection, and ambiguity radiate and we are left to discern, through our own moral compass, the resultant experience.
But because that is so self-evidently a ruse -- in-person voter fraud, in particular, is incredibly rare -- the public is left to discern their true goals from the effects of their actions.
The New York Times' Peter Baker wrote Wednesday that "career government officials and members of Congress alike are left to discern policy from random Twitter posts spurred by whatever happened to be on television when the president grabbed the remote control".
Faculty growing numbers of whom hold fragmented part-time appointments develop their courses in isolation from one another while students are left to their own devices to discern any possible connections.
Nothing is explained, leaving players to discern visual clues – for instance, Baby's heart-shaped balloon represents health and can be moved to protect it from hazards.
Trump's statements on Chicago's violence have been ambiguous, leaving observers to discern his intent, or, as Kellyanne Conway has suggested, to discern what is in his heart.
And if you understand them, then you want to be left to your wandering, your fingering, your discerning.
Unfortunately, why the companies received the rankings they did are left for them to discern.
The demand these shows put on our national tastes and talents has left us unable to discern the musical wheat from the dancing chaff.
Her first post-announcement interview was with Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC this afternoon, and the way she talked about her decision left it hard to discern if some sort of presidential run is in the offing.
