Sentence examples for who discerned from inspiring English sources
It is not only his political opponents who discerned a "lurch to the left" in Brighton.
In "Shattered Glass," he played a magazine editor who discerned hidden evil in an amiable writer.
When he was young, a friend took him to an astrologer who discerned people's fate by measuring their shadows at noon.
She belongs to the junk-into-art tradition conceived by Kurt Schwitters, an art scavenger who discerned a pathos in discarded things.
D7 OBITUARIES B7 Dr. Alexander R. Stokes The scientist and mathematician who discerned in 1950 that DNA is helical in shape was 83.
Their patron saint is Theodor Adorno, the Frankfurt School thinker who discerned in abstract sound the dialectical battles of philosophical concepts.
This "research" continues among internet fringe groups, who discern the traces of ghosts in the machine.
But Seltzer is the Washington-wonk equivalent of those models and actors in L.A. who discern tiny wrinkles long before their agent does.
A critic is a prophet who envisions the trajectory of movies, who discerns the principle of aesthetic vitality in a work, and who recognizes the vistas opening from it.
But those who discern an opening for a more hopeful future, even a glimmer of outright resolution, have always been proved wrong.Yet there seems room, for now, for relations to warm.
Jaffrey, who discerns in the plot of Jhabvala's first novel, To Whom She Will (1955), her own first marriage to actor Saeed Jaffrey, says: "Ruth wrote then with a wonderful innocence and true love for India".
