Sentence examples for probably discern from inspiring English sources

Mr. Houghton said the savings from the layoffs and retirements — about $10 million — would not completely fill the hole in the 2010 operating budget but would come close enough so that the public would probably "discern no difference at all in the visitor experience it has been our privilege to offer to them here".

In this case, it's probably hard to discern a Spectre One from an iMac at a short distance.

Mr Sharon, whose heart is with the settlers, discerned, probably rightly, that if he continued to oppose the fence he would be brought down.

It has rudimentary eyes covered in skin, which are probably limited to discerning differences in light intensity.

But don't come here hoping for big ones - Valletta is perfect for the discerning romantic, probably not for the discerning night owl.

He was in a great hurry, for reasons too murky to discern but probably connected to a plot in which he had intrigued against Governor General Warren Hastings.

But the trip probably made me more discerning about opportunities that do arise for HayMax.

And a high price in Britain can make it difficult for health bodies in other countries to negotiate prices down.The fund could probably be made more discerning.

Even in the cassette-only days, Bejar was never a stranger to a pop melody, although his skill in that area is probably a little easier to discern here than on, say, Destroyer's 2005 collaboration with yelping "avant-guitarists" Frog Eyes.

Well, O.K., these books are probably aimed more at the discerning parents of the undiscerning kid, who will doze as Mom or Dad reads aloud about the mihrab, the minber, the muezzin and other features of Islam.

At the time, most New Yorkers, a discerning bunch, would probably have wondered just who in their right mind would have gone to Atlantic City, that faded beach town best known for the increasingly irrelevant Miss America pageant and the busloads of slot-machine-playing retirees who roll into town each day.