Sentence examples for position to discern from inspiring English sources

After Rogers's death, it emerged that there were a number of people who considered him to be their closest friend, and who felt that they were in a position to discern how he would have wished to be remembered.

When I mentioned that most Americans think of the Tigers, if at all, as suicide bombers, George told me that Tamilchelvan said that this was "quite understandable," since Americans "are not in a position to discern the truth of any equation, since they are not familiar with the political situation".

The saints alone are in an epistemic position to discern truths of religion that are dependent on the "excellency of divine things".

"He'd been with me for nearly four years and I was his mom- I was in the best position to discern what those needs were".

On the front lines, American consular officials overseas, who issued 7.1 million temporary visas last year and denied 2.4 million others, need to be in a better position to make discerning judgments about those seeking to enter the country.

The complete mt genomes of more representatives of Patellogastropoda need to be analyzed in order to resolve the phylogenetic position of Patellogastropoda and to discern among competing hypotheses.

In the penguin corridor, the combination of plates and camera would allow Hutchinson and Proffitt to discern the position of the animals' legs, the force of their footfalls, and their posture as they moved.

And in others, the staining was diffuse, making it difficult to discern its position within cells.

The subtle difference from the report by De Smet (1978) could be due to individual or population differences, but is more likely due to the difficulty of unambiguously identifying the morphology of turtle microchromosomes, because they may appear telocentric, making the position of the centromere difficult to discern (De Smet 1978).

Although that's still not high enough to discern the positions of individual atoms, the researchers were able to combine their new data with existing structural and biochemical information to gain key insights about the connections between the ribosome and so-called transfer RNA (tRNA) molecules, which bring in the amino acids for assembly.

Second, Scudéry's dialogical form of philosophy can make it difficult to discern which philosophical position Scudéry actually supports.