Sentence examples for would discern from inspiring English sources

When you hit "snooze" in the morning, it would discern whether you really needed more sleep or were just procrastinating.

"I don't think the average American, with any level of education, would discern any order in these".

Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, the senior Republican on the banking committee, asked how regulators would discern "excessive growth" in a bank's share of market liabilities.

And how a machine or an errant finger would discern between supportive books about homosexuality and books against homosexuality is a head-scratcher.

Suddenly, in the onslaught of her words, we would discern stories about a brother, who was sometimes a year old, sometimes in high school, and occasionally travelled, for some obscure reason, to Seattle or California, only to return to Chicago to be featured in yet another adventurous monologue of Ella's.

It is doubtful that an impartial observer would discern one.

The inconsistencies she'd discerned in his account of his past added color to the picture, and color added depth.

Mr. Houghton said the savings from the layoffs and retirements — about $10 million — would not completely fill the hole in the 2010 operating budget but would come close enough so that the public would probably "discern no difference at all in the visitor experience it has been our privilege to offer to them here".

An observer some distance down the road would not discern the chicken or the cars slowing down but would simply see a continuous stream of passing cars.

Though the "Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns" is composed almost entirely of musical notes, with no explanatory text after its six-page introduction, a musician would quickly discern that many of the patterns match the ones identified by Stewart and Müllensiefen.

In such case, the responses here would help discern if there was just some general problem with doing anything at all online (indeed, such nuances could be explored using the survey results; we reported only the most obvious conclusions).