Sentence examples for try and discern from inspiring English sources

Others have hired firms to study video clips of Mr. Tsipras and his finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, to try and discern whether they are telling the truth.

"We are willing to do something to try and discern what the market is," he said, adding that his office is also looking into providing bike racks and lockers at train stations and/or park-and-ride lots around the state where demand is adequate.

Funeral wishes are often not discussed in detail – and the lack of information forces those who are left behind to try and discern the deceased's wishes.

Many careful studies have been conducted to try and discern whether economies globally (and fiscal balances) have improved or deteriorated in response to "stimulus" and "austerity" programs.

As the rest of those conspirators still in London fled the city, undaunted, he went over to Westminster to try and discern what he could.

I spoke with some medical professionals to try and discern if we're all just being melodramatic babies and crying dumb, liberal tears in our sleep or if something more psychologically concrete is at play here.

Carel Pedre, Radio presenter, via twitter Today we are beginning to prepare for mobile medical clinics and try to discern a safe and smart way to begin to do this in our area.

Together, trading the writing in tag-team fashion, they assess the key departments of twentysomething life — school, careers, dating, family-making, and so forth — and try to discern how much has actually changed.

The purpose of this paper is to look back on a long term informal innovative experience carried out during the last nine years until the present one, and try to discern, with a retrospective and a long time vision, whether it has been as beneficial as expected once it has concluded.

The purpose of a criminal trial is to let a jury sift through all the testimony and evidence presented in court -- sometime including lies and deceptions -- and try to discern the essential truth at the heart of the matter: Did the defendant commit a crime beyond a reasonable doubt?

"They have bank records, they have accounts on our social networking site… and cyber-warriors will look at these different relationships and try to discern things that they can use in their defence and attack against the city,".