Sentence examples for might not discern from inspiring English sources

Public members like these might not discern technical flaws in lesson plans but could enhance the credibility of the process.

In addition, the common 1D blots might not discern the 4 different forms of R11A5.4, we found to be differentially present.

Michael Billington could not discern which one Tennant was using.

Consequently, we still might not expect to discern any latent general laws.

It does subtle damage to Hemingway by not discerning in him the agency or control over events his undeniable physical superiority might be thought to have generated.

We're not discerning viewers.

But we're not discerning viewers.

The different activities were not discerned in the recordings.

Watching the game unfold, I couldn't discern what those mistakes might be, but I detected a ratcheting up of anticipation in the crowd's reactions, and in the commentators' tone, and gathered that she had skirted danger successfully.

They might not be able to discern whether their IV is correct or that their latest test was conducted properly, but they can usually say what is wrong with their meals.

The paucity of actual prose suggests that he may have been chipping his way, word by word, out of that writer's block -- indeed, it might not be fanciful to discern a personal meaning in its tale of a coma victim desperately trying to force his way back into waking life.