Sentence examples for that he discerned from inspiring English sources

He thought that he discerned a LoBagola pattern.

However, Mr. Libeskind said yesterday that he discerned Liberty's torch in the sculptural enclosure planned for the antenna.

Heschel sought to evoke in 20th-century man the inner depth of devotion and spontaneous response that he discerned in traditional Jewish piety.

Contrasts that he discerned between the geishas and their rituals provoked the spare, angular lighting and movement designs that rub against the exotic setting and the ominous soundscape.

Hegel thought that he discerned the disastrous consequences of such willfulness in the rise of bourgeois society which he perceived, following Thomas Hobbes, as a competitive "war of all against all"—and in the despotic outcome of the French Revolution.

Ryan Kavanaugh, the chief executive of Relativity, said in an e-mail message that he discerned in MacGruber's shortcomings the potential for a classic underdog, the sort of hero who "messes up along the way but eventually gets the job done".

"Specifically, the way that he discerns connections between things, like authors and ideas, that most people would never think to connect.

He discerned that lower well spacings result in better performance for highly viscose oil and in the case of low viscose oil, staggered well pattern or higher well spacing has better performance.

However, on conference calls with his core staff over the weekend, he discerned that the mood had shifted: there was something approaching a bag-it consensus.

Boas himself made seminal contributions to all four fields but foresaw a time when anthropology would split apart on its subdisciplinary fault lines; even in 1904 he discerned that there were "indications of its breaking up".

On the top stair, the lead SEAL swivelled right; with his night-vision goggles, he discerned that a tall, rangy man with a fist-length beard was peeking out from behind a bedroom door, ten feet away.