Sentence examples for which I discern from inspiring English sources

"I could not imagine the malice and cruelty which I discern in my opponent's looks separated from his gestures, speech and body," writes Merleau-Ponty.

For dessert, a plate of crisp and light churros was a better selection than the tarte Tatin, in which I had trouble discerning the flavor of the apple through the sugar, or the dense tres leches cake.

They come with raw onion, sumac, and a chunky, complex tomato-based condiment, the ingredients of which I tried carefully to discern until Bangiev told me there were fifty.

Nothing short of mace could have prevented him from pitching his new scenario, which I succumbed to while vaguely discerning the Hindenburg floating into view.

Both new formats rely on blue lasers, which can discern finer details than the red lasers used in DVD players, to squeeze more data on to each disc.

Taken together, a novel protein modification mechanism existing in cell is revealed, which may discern oxidized proteins, modify them with DSS1, and lead them to degradation.

Will it improve on the silence?" What he has offered are filters with which to discern and judge what we dispense.

A more complete repeated measure model was also considered, which could discern a transient change in Ca2+ concentration as a result of the exposure.

The miRNA profile was measured by multiplex RT-PCR (Applied Biosystems) which can discern the specificity of miRNAs even for very similar sequences from the same family [5].

The inability, due to strong inter-study clinical heterogeneity (i.e., populations; interventions; outcomes), to combine the results in a formal meta-analysis reduces the effective sample size from which to discern benefits or harm.

Clinical investigators and epidemiologists alike often find a situation in which they discern a pattern or trend in the data that is suggestive, but not statistically significant.