Sentence examples for think to discern from inspiring English sources

That irrelevant material improves the ability of engineers and chemists to think, to discern and to explain their findings.

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

Moreover, individuals in a society of political equals are thought to be capable as well of discerning the commonweal and modulating their exercise of personal freedom accordingly.

Late Neoproterozoic cooling from deep crustal levels to temperatures < 200 °C was discerned, which is thought to be related to exhumation and denudation during the Petermann Orogeny.

Among Egyptian sages, historical events were thought to follow a pattern, which could be observed and the laws of which could be discerned.

It does subtle damage to Hemingway by not discerning in him the agency or control over events his undeniable physical superiority might be thought to have generated.

I think you have to discern your answer.

But try to think back, discerning and easily flattered reader, to the chart pop you angrily scorned in your youth, and admit it: the schoolgirls – and the homosexuals – were right.

So, even as I began to think I could discern his intentions, the relief came tinged by the dawning suspicion that what he intended was unlikely to satisfy a modern TV audience.

There are also reasons to think that discerning consumers can get what they pay for -- in the best sense, that is.

"I think it's impossible to discern which companies are reputable and which are reprehensible," said Kathy Hudson, director of the genetics and public policy center at Johns Hopkins University.