Learn to see, to discern the difference between good and bad, between useful and merely comfortable".
It is to discern the difference between the devout and the delusional.
In fact it was only Devon, but on that day it wasn't easy to discern the difference.
"If they didn't have the cross or the Star of David around their necks, you wouldn't be able to discern the difference at all".
"She feels that Dr. Weiner is unable to discern the difference between good and bad mammograms and is unwilling to provide good mammogram services.
See how the best do it and see also when it's done less well – if you are able to discern the difference.
It was difficult to discern the difference today between the reactions of some fellow Republicans in the DiFrancesco administration and those of McGreevey supporters and Democrats.
It's difficult enough for outsiders to discern the difference between "UK" and "GB", without having to think about "Brand Britain", "Team GB", or "Think London".
They don't hate Muslims for their colour, but their beliefs – although on a dark night in Luton after a fascist march you'd struggle to discern the difference.
Our competitive environment demands the ability to see patterns, to discern the difference between symptom and root cause, and to navigate minefields of political and personal agendas.
The Nude Wharf White is my favourite, just because it's a little milder, but it's quite hard to discern the difference in taste.
