Sentence examples for or discerned from inspiring English sources

Instead, the judge discovered or discerned the common law from relevant past cases, treatises, and common experience.

His curiosity was never idle -- indeed, he was never idle; he investigated all manner of phenomena, generally finding practical uses for whatever he discovered or discerned.

This is the central conceit of originalism — that "original meaning" is an objective truth, a fact found in archives, or discerned from dictionaries.

Fuzzy inference is the process of formulating the mapping from a given input to an output equation using fuzzy logic, and then the mapping provides a basis from which decisions can be made or discerned.

The battle of soul vs. ego will continue, until a person has clearly experienced or discerned living a life based on ego separateness and soul unity, and is drawn to regular spiritual practices, such as self reflection, study and service.

One is that it turns into a self-righteous, negative argument – "No to X/Y/Z" – and an end in itself, divorced from anything constructive or discerning.

All along, Castorf alluded and then ran away from what he may have been saying – though so much was all but impossible to see, understand or discern.

Moreover, Pay@Pump would not know people's ages (at supermarket self-service tills, a staff member has to confirm you're over 18) or discern whether you're too drunk to be served.

Great, therefore, was the rejoicing among Britons in Paris, and many Anglophile or discerning French people, when they heard that M&S was planning its own Operation Overlord, a D-Day-style reversal of its retreat from the continent.

Direct receiving and image-recording infrared equipment in night reconnaissance, high resolution radar in bad weather, and conventional photography all contribute to medium and long-term warning by observing tactical preparations or discerning new military capabilities.

You cannot anticipate or discern its source.