Sentence examples for long to discern from inspiring English sources
But it doesn't take long to discern an earnest, underlying orderliness.
Though it does not take long to discern a connection between what they and their colleagues are doing and what those kids in the woods are up to, I will retreat into generality and indirection for the rest of this review.
But, to hear him tell it, it didn't take long to discern the perils of going native in Washington: existing in a cocoon of attentive aides, meetings at the White House, trips on Air Force One and dealing with global issues.
Indeed [I was] not so carried away by vainglorious folly that I, not thinking about the chains of my poverty, supposed that I could drink up even the single streamlet of any discipline, but when I was to have chosen some stream before the rest, by whose sweetest dew the thirst of my natural talents would be assuaged for the future, I longed to discern everything by experience.
The company acknowledged that it reviewed bids made only in the last 30 days, which may not be long enough to discern shillers who spread out their false bids.
But the complexity of the actuarial math makes the long-run impacts hard to discern, and also makes comparisons with Mr. Adachi's alternative a matter of some interpretation.
Often, however, it is difficult to discern long-term expression resulting from transposition vs nonhomologous chromosomal recombination or maintenance of plasmid DNA in an extrachromosomal form.
The challenge of making sea level measurements with sufficient accuracy to discern long-term trends and allow the patterns of natural variability to be distinguished from those linked to anthropogenic forcing rests largely on the long-term efforts of altimeter calibration and validation.
Attempting to discern long-term consequences of adolescent AOD use is fraught with conceptual and methodological complexities (e.g., Schulenberg et al. 2003), yet it is critical for understanding the development (i.e., etiology) of adult alcohol use disorders.
I think it's supposed to be ironic, but I've long since lost the ability to discern this sort of thing.
Now, attempt to discern how long it will take to regenerate this resource.
