Sentence examples for to discern why from inspiring English sources

It's not always easy to discern why a wig is necessary.

Growth studies have tracked children through morphological and biochemical changes to discern why they grow.

It is hard to discern why the place is so maligned when you first arrive, but slowly the reason emerges.

It may seem unreasonable to be so fussy, but it's hard to discern why certain print conventions have been dropped online when we're still reading the same words.

Considering that Mr. Solow got back his money, with interest, and made $2 million on his option, it is difficult to discern why he is so incensed.

In studying brain chemicals like serotonin and dopamine, we've just begun to discern why highs are so often paid for with lows.

No single factor can be isolated when it comes to discerning why one person suffers with anxiety and another doesn't.

In the future we may very well become anxious around people who wear brown cardigans; once again we won't discern why, and may well add spurious reasons to justify our discomfort and disapproval.

Beyond that, candidates can rarely discern why a sorority rejects them.

Anyone who has an issue with global enforcement of privacy laws must discern why it is that economic rights like copyright and trademarks should be enforced; and personal and privacy rights should not.

Confining our scrutiny just to what has been done to the child and properly taking into account the good that has been done for the child as well as the bad, we cannot discern why what has been done is, by any stretch, bad for the child and hence cannot discern any basis for the claim that what has been done is wrong.