Sentence examples for quickly discerned from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem, as Mr. Taffer's sharp eye quickly discerned, was that the bar, named Angels, was attached to a strip club, also named Angels, and that there didn't seem to be much difference between the two.

However, in Chang's retelling, despite Cixi's indignation at foreign treatment of China, she quickly discerned "the dead end" into which the country "had been rammed" by the emperor's "all-consuming hatred" of foreigners and "the closed-door policy" of the previous century.

But curators quickly discerned that the painters shared similar artistic concerns.

Whatever may have divided the Jews during the Purim saga, Esther, the Megillah indicates, assessed the situation and quickly discerned her people's weakest link that Haman hoped to exploit.

Through long-term relationships, clinical changes can be quickly discerned, subtle differences in pain tolerance or stoicism are understood, and past history can be used to contextualize a current complaint.

It's easier to see the floor and quickly discern the right read.

He had never heard of it, so started doing research, quickly discerning the potential impact of a widespread outbreak.

"Patients quickly discern that researchers don't know if they are doing their paper diary," he said.

The journalist Stuart Maconie once noted that you could quickly discern Morrissey's singular genius by the frequency with which he used words never normally heard in rock songs.

But thanks to an inexpensive stereo camera and software that lets the system see shapes with the same ease as humans, this robot can quickly discern the irregular dimensions of randomly placed objects.

It would also be nice to be able to quickly discern how the production of the food affected the welfare of the workers and the animals involved and the environment.