Sentence examples for one cannot discern from inspiring English sources

Within the aura of PTSD one cannot think; one cannot discern past from present, one cannot distinguish former enemies from friends and family.

This assumption is of particular importance in the interval from 6 months before diagnosis to diagnosis, as one cannot discern from the data the pattern of C-peptide decline within that period.

Because the stigma of homosexuality and the paraphilias would reasonably reduce the number of people who admit to them, and because Western societies have become much more accepting of homosexuality than of the paraphilias, one cannot discern to what extent differences in reported prevalence might reflect differences in stigma rather than in genuine frequencies.

Since the chromosome number of the common Brassica ancestor remains uncertain, one cannot discern whether the splitting of chromosomes led to the successive increase in chromosome number in the three Brassica lineages or fusions led to a reduction in the chromosome number.

Freely flying flies do not offer this distinction, as one cannot discern spontaneous body-saccades from elicited body-saccades [32].

Recently, it was shown that gene duplicability may be associated with gene and protein complexity [12], [13], [14]; however, from these earlier studies one cannot discern whether the fixation of gene duplicate(s) is due to incidences of increased duplication or preferential retention.

In this situation, one cannot easily discern whether this represents true LOH or MSI in which the shifted allele has comigrated with the remaining wild-type allele.

If one examines the diverse interests of those influenced by Augustine together with the enormous body of secondary literature on Augustine, one finds again what one cannot fail to discern in the Augustinian corpus itself: a diversity as amazing as it is broad, one that defies any attempt at neat summary or tidy explication, a diversity as rich as it is discordant.

One cannot help but discern sterility and prosaicism, together with increasing longwindedness".

Because of discerning knowledge is lacking, one cannot identify some objects based on the available information.

It can be noticed that the imaged moving target B is overlapped with the stationary target A. The moving target cannot be identified from this figure, because we cannot discern which is the moving one and which is the stationary one.