Sentence examples for to discern the difference between from inspiring English sources

"It was very difficult to discern the difference" between Republicans and Democrats, he acknowledged.

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.

"She feels that Dr. Weiner is unable to discern the difference between good and bad mammograms and is unwilling to provide good mammogram services.

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".

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.

She also illustrates one of the main debates in the scientific community today: how to discern the differences between scientific theory and science fiction.

Or maybe it's that trying to discern the differences between the two frontrunners has led to far too much speculation based on far too little real information.

Future work is needed to discern the differences between the physiological states of biofilm and free-living cells in multiple species.

Even if you don't personally own any of these devices, this geeky approach to discerning the differences between Apple's tablet displays at Repair Labs is worth a look.

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.