Sentence examples for quick to discern from inspiring English sources
He was quick to discern that women were ready to end the hegemony of dresses.
The Florida Circuit Court that heard Reynard v. NEC was quick to discern these complexities.
The new work is choppy, unbalanced, hysterical, quick to discern hysteria in its characters, and aghast at the state of the nation, not least at what Henry calls the "marketing holocaust" imposed upon American youth.
Brownstein remains, however, a superb critic, seen at her best when illuminating Austen's mastery of significant detail -- a quality, she reminds us, Walter Scott was quick to discern and praise.
For a guy so quick to discern examples of "Obama adulation," it seems bizarre that Kurtz cannot seem to figure out something so plainly obvious.
He has no more evidence to prove his case than do those, like me, quick to discern orgies in colonial beds.
The discerning are quick to spot the replicas' vinyl handles and piping, which are far less pliable than Goyard's signature luggage leather and the leather trim on the best of the quality knockoffs.
His strongest pieces combine a quick eye, a gift for concision and an ability to discern the deep currents of history in the restless waters of the present.
The website claims to be able to discern your (homo sexuality with just a quick scan of your face.
It is hard to discern "what the S.E.C. is getting from this settlement other than a quick headline," he wrote at the time.
Other demographic patterns are harder to discern.
