Sentence examples for ought to discern from inspiring English sources

Fitbit's marketing personnel were perhaps a bit too optimistic in their copywriting, but the idea that a wristband sensor ought to discern reality in thoroughly unpredictable environments with only a few commodity sensors is ludicrous.

Moreover the laws of Newtonian gravitation theory do not seem to be able to discern which of the two fields ought to be realized in space.

It means looking at situations as neither black nor white, but to discern what can be changed and ought to be changed through advocacy, social organizing, and (yes) political action.

There is, perhaps, a very simple reason why it is so difficult to discern in the quantum description the objects we believe quantum mechanics ought to describe.

Hence, we need to cherish and nurture our capability to discern the difference between the idea and the reality, between what is and what ought to be.

Other demographic patterns are harder to discern.

Police are trying to discern what happened.

It's not immediately easy to discern.

They are going to discern.

The reasons are not hard to discern.

Whether she does is hard to discern.