Sentence examples for on discerning from inspiring English sources

An algorithm is based on discerning patterns, and one thing I can say as a publisher is that I'm forever struck by how a story with no earthly reason to capture a wide audience will just take off".

In the study of animals, comparative psychology concentrates on discerning qualitative as well as quantitative similarities and differences in animal (including human) behaviour.

This legislative emphasis on discerning the voter's intent is mirrored in the case law of this state, and in that of other states.

If Bizot's understanding wavers, particularly in the first part, it is tribute to a sensibility that insists on discerning beyond what can finally be understood.

While conducting experiments focused on discerning the mechanisms of this process in 1981, Yanofsky noticed that the cell was able to sense how much tryptophan was present and alter the transcription process accordingly, halting it if necessary.

Of course, there are great works of literature such as Othello that might serve to introduce students to that, but the emphasis in the common readings is on indicting contemporary society, not on discerning an age-old affliction.

Powell had early on discerned his brother's basketball potential, and understood that competition would be much stronger in Philadelphia, a basketball hotbed, than in Connecticut.

Time for pondering and questioning, days on end for discerning exactly what one feels, belong to the days when people labored over letters.

I am grateful to Jason Stanley for discerning comments on an earlier draft that brought about substantial changes for the better.

City dwellers are famously impatient, and they pride themselves on their discerning tastes and disdain for off-the-rack conformity, said Arlene Spiegel, a restaurant consultant.

Winter Pollen ends with a long meditation on Coleridge, discerning 'a single myth' running through three of his most famous poems.