Sentence examples for to discern works from inspiring English sources

Regular museumgoers, though, will be able to discern works of greater originality.

Outside experts monitor teachers and students four times a year and match their observations with test data to discern what works best.

A healthy competition between alternative solutions will allow us to discern what works best.

Trade and the newly acquired resources of the East opened up new possibilities for the artist, in both materials and inspiration; the results, however, generally tended to elaboration and grandeur such that the finer qualities of balance and precision characteristic of earlier periods are often difficult to discern in later works.

Little is being done to discern how docking works in these cases.

The influence of the Muppets is hard to discern in her work, although she does like to wear masks (she also likes to be bathed in kaleidoscopic light from the projections that are part of her set, but we have no reason to suspect this is due to a messiah complex).

It is not difficult to discern the theoretical work that this account of moral approbation is supposed to do for Reid.

Connoisseurship is not merely the ability to discern whether an art work is authentic or fake; it is also the ability to recognize whether a work is a masterpiece.

At the heart of reform is a plan to cut costs, in part by trying to discern which treatments really work.

While making it up is an integral part of a novelist's job, what's invented is sometimes hard to discern in Toibin's work.

Investigators working to discern the extent of construction fraud at the transit agency have also subpoenaed records from other companies to determine if they had inside help in securing contracts or submitting exorbitant bills, the officials said.