Sentence examples for we can discern that from inspiring English sources
So at best, what we can know from paleontology is that bacteria existed a long time ago, and from isotopic records, we can discern that life quickly took over the planet and eventually altered its chemistry to the oxygen-rich environment we see today.
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If we choose to acknowledge it, we can discern that Ebola and diseases like it are the product of a global economic model that is destructive and exploitative to the point of creating serious risks to human health – from possible pandemics, but also the ongoing effects of man-made climate change.
If we listen carefully, we can discern that the noise is actually a childlike voice.
Some instruments employ Live's physical modeling synths". Throughout all of the tracks we can discern that these techniques used in performance are built around the musical possibilities afforded by the source materials.
As the clouds of campaign-style hyperbole;or just plain hype;inflating and obscuring the true meaning of Clinton's State of the Union address and his defense budget, disperse, we can discern that once again the nation's defenses have been hit hard, with no chance of real recovery until well after the year 2002.
Just listen to the Giants' explanation of what happened and you can discern that, from that play onward, there were some giant problems on this defense this day in communication and in execution.
He added that Cartesians can discern that sensible qualities are modifications of an immaterial soul only by seeing that they are "not clearly contained in the idea we have of matter".
Think about the things that are yet to still happen and whether there are signs or patterns you can discern that are somehow blocking your intended progress.
The thrill of the 1880's to which Mr. Finney's hero returns has less to do with the quaint differences he observes between then and now and more to do with how we can discern in that long-lost decade the recognizable forms of the present just beginning to emerge from the primordial ooze.
No special talents that we can discern or that you've shared (besides the sex tape with Ray J).
