Sentence examples for one can discern from inspiring English sources
In the current discourses on sustainable development, one can discern two main intellectual cultures: an analytic one focusing on measuring problems and prioritizing measures, (Life Cycle Analysis (LCA), Mass Flow Analysis (MFA), etc).
However, if one looks back over his corpus of work, one can discern two broad lines of enduring interest, one having to do with the political domain, the other with issues of rationality, communication, and knowledge.
If one looks to the right of the pedestrian and boot-black cluster, on the same stretch of pavement one can discern a curious, large lumpy shape, also stationed by a sapling (see enlargement on left).
It's almost poetic how much one can discern about a president based on how they come into power.
The close parallel of an actual pilgrimage and coming out is more than mere metaphor: an intentional pilgrimage provides concrete, tangible, markers by which one can discern where one is located on the map of coming out.
However, I am told there are discernible rainbows over Niagara, and similarly one can discern rainbows of philosophy in this volume.
And the major reason that I can discern is, one, to give the Chinese investor a wider variety of products.
Now I can discern the difference.
Notice that, if there is a difference, it must not depend on what one can visually discern at the present time, for ex hypothesis, there is no such visual difference that can currently be detected.
Finally, one can clearly discern Cook Wilson's views on knowledge (see section 4) in H. W. B. Joseph's Knowledge and the Good in Plato's Republic (Joseph 1948) and R. C. Cross and A. D. Woozley, Plato's Republic.
