Sentence examples for will try to discern from inspiring English sources

Over the next few days, and perhaps weeks, Hamas will try to discern the origins of its mistakes.

Instead of looking for, say, the Big Dipper, an audience member will try to discern that dream sequence in the stars.

2, 3, 4 and 5, Brooklynites coming into Manhattan in the morning will try to discern who looks powerful and pinstriped enough to be debarking at Wall Street.

At an oversight hearing, council members will try to discern why top officials decided against such a measure, which would have given the city greater power to clear roads of parked cars and make way for plows.

In our approach, we will try to discern a limited number of groups of disease combinations ("multimorbidity patterns") with comparable impact (e.g. on quality of life and/or functional status).

The game will start 4 30 p.m., just as the sun is setting behind the stands on the third-base side, so hitters will be staring into shadows as they try to discern curveballs from fastballs.

"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,".

"A good mediator will listen to both sides of the story and try to discern common threads among the arguments," he said.

Frame by frame and in chronological order, the committee will look at each play in which a quarterback was injured to try to discern a trend.

"We've done everything we could do in our diligence to try to discern what happened.

At first it's interesting to try to discern the emotion assigned each figure.