Sentence examples similar to slightly discerns from inspiring English sources

Adding spinach requires a slightly more discerning selection to avoid clashing with the mild, pleasing bitterness of the green.

(Can someone cast her as Eliza Doolittle, pronto?) For even the slightly near-sighted, discerning the actors' faces is like trying to find Venus without a telescope.

In the hushed moments before the new revival of "Our Town" begins, a lean, slightly worn-looking figure can be discerned shuffling in and out of the shadows on the stage, helping to arrange the furniture.

The rise of the selfie means it's now easy to discern the genuine fan from the slightly frightening professional.

In so far as Mr Bush's views can be discerned, they would appear to lean slightly towards trying to remove Saddam.

The clothes are comfortable-looking and familiar, but with an air of "other" -- like the wardrobe of an older brother who went off to his junior year abroad and came back slightly cooler in a way you can't quite discern.

In humans sounds arrive at one ear slightly before they arrive at the other, allowing the brain to discern the direction from which the sounds emanated.

Of course, these slightly off-base pitches have a certain logic that is easy to discern, revealing, more than anything else, the program's digital dyslexia.

This systematic review of psychosocial interventions for family carers of palliative care patients has identified that the empirical basis for discerning the types of strategies that help carers has improved slightly over the last decade.

Keeping your mouth slightly open as you nose the whiskey will help you to better discern and 'taste' the different aromas.

A built-in test asking users to distinguish between slightly different shades on the screen ensures that lighting conditions are suitable for discerning subtle detail.