Sentence examples similar to to discern something precisely from inspiring English sources

But it's possible, when looking from just the right angle and at exactly the right moment, to discern something that looks strikingly similar to inspiration.

Still, it is possible to discern something of his roots and inclinations from his speeches and Congressional testimony.

It is possible, though, to discern something more specific than all-purpose aloha in the shifting political priorities of Butler's followers.

Some commentators (including the comedian Chris Rock) mocked the hubris of the title, but in retrospect, it's possible to discern something else.

They will also attempt to discern more precisely what makes up KELT-9b's atmosphere.

Though it was hard to discern precisely what they were chanting, the spirit behind it was, "Rain?

But early the morning of New Year's Eve 2017, Parrish needed only a few hours to discern that something was wrong.

As is so often the case, in any parliament, it is hard to discern precisely where factional one-upmanship ends and an honest devotion to the national interest begins.

Ellison said it is difficult to discern precisely what N81 conveyed to DI Walton as regards N81's proximity to the Lawrence family camp and the influence that N81's group had achieved upon it.

It's often hard to discern precisely how they were written (a song based around a vocal melody vs. one based around instrumental hook).

They searched printouts of a speech that Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman had delivered shortly afterward, trying to discern precisely what powers Mubarak had transferred.