Sentence examples for one could discern from inspiring English sources

At times on Monday one could discern flashes of past greatness.

Harris also talked about one of the most beguiling aspects of her time with Parsons; the much-discussed idea that in their intuitive vocal bond - showcased to fairly magnificent effect on both Grievous Angel and its predecessor, GP - one could discern the beginnings of a life-defining love affair.

Likewise, James's discussion of focusing on an object within a broader topic resembled Husserl's view that one could discern a noema, that is, a perspectival aspect through which a thing constituted of many such aspects presented itself.

Alan argued that, beyond the manifest content, one could discern Brennan's latent fear of his own death.

From the documents, one could discern a portrait of the conflict that was bleaker than the official account.

Ms. Horne joked about having lost her once brilliant technique, but her tone, as much as one could discern through the amplification, still sounded steady and pure.

ANY's goal, so far as an outsider could discern one, was to establish architecture on a so-called "discourse-based model".

From Lewis's lighthearted, laid-back exterior, one could hardly discern that he is angry, more intense, or more energized.

Up until now Mr. Kerry's point (insofar as you could discern one) had been that current tax policies reward companies for moving their operations overseas.

The method confirmed two distances to the short Mn Mn interactions in the S1 and S2 states (two at ∼2.7 Å and one at ∼2.8 Å), whereas earlier solution EXAFS studies could discern only one distance of ∼2.7 Å.

Second, we wanted to choose a time at which the majority of children will have suffered at least one infection so that we could discern differences in their cytokine profiles.