Sentence examples for start to discern from inspiring English sources

But as soon as we open our eyes to the possibility, then we can start to discern the truth of the situation.

You start to discern that the thoughts arise by a cause that is within your mind and stay due to your continued interest or involvement in them.

By Anthony Lane In Sean Baker's film, an inquisitive young girl starts to discern the adult world.

Analysts are starting to discern widening differences among the four big bank groups -- no easy matter after decades when Japan's banks have marched in lock step.

After tying myself in convoluted knots and stumbling through dead ends and corridors leading back into corridors, which in turn lead face-first into dead ends, I eventually started to discern the strains of house music.

Mytting discerns something called the "wood age" in retired men, when they start to spend huge amounts of time (98 hours a year) preparing next winter's log store.

How long until lines are blurred and one starts to find it difficult to discern what was lie from what actually occurred?

The names other talent evaluators across baseball are interested in are easier to discern: starting pitchers Hector Santiago and Matt Shoemaker, relievers Joe Smith and Huston Street, third baseman Yunel Escobar, and catcher Geovany Soto.

SRT started: The patient has to discern the pressed dot number 14.

In addition, critical reaction parameters, such as reaction time, temperature, surrounding gas and presence of catalyst in the starting material were investigated, so as to discern the rate-controlling mechanism of the process.

It is time to start establishing a fair and impartial way to discern between rape victims and regret or drunken activities.