Sentence examples for messages discerned from inspiring English sources

Musical messages discerned through information theory are not referential, yet Moles chose to describe the measurable elements in the sonic repertoire as symbols: "each definable temporal stage represents a 'symbol' analogous to a phoneme in language".

He who knows how to listen to its message here discerns the thunder of world history more clearly than anywhere else".

Part of the message was easily discerned: on the current course, we were surely doomed.

Ryan Kavanaugh, the chief executive of Relativity, said in an e-mail message that he discerned in MacGruber's shortcomings the potential for a classic underdog, the sort of hero who "messes up along the way but eventually gets the job done".

Sages have even discerned profound messages in the super-squabble.

If you were not a biochemist interested in mechanisms of heredity, you would not have discerned the message in the buttoned-down language of the paper that Francis Crick and Dr. James D. Watson published in Nature on April 25 , 1953

On Dec. 20, 1946, Mr. Gardner discerned that a message from 1944 had contained a list of the leading scientists on the Manhattan Project, which developed the atomic bomb.

One Israeli Palestinian friend, the author Anton Shammas, discerned a "gloomily defiant message: 'to hell with Palestine; now I'm on my own'".

One Israeli Palestinian friend, the author Anton Shammas, discerned a "gloomily defiant message: 'to hell with Palestine; now I'm on my own'". Yet Darwish's poetry and presence in besieged Ramallah tell a different story.

God does not send earthquakes as messages to be decoded or clues that can only be discerned by the faithful.

And that's the point: motives in any company, let alone a Wall Street one, are far too messy to be honestly discerned from a handful of carefully selected e-mail messages.