Examples of using Discerned in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She discerned it easily.
We also know that Betsy Ross, at some point, was there, and she discerned a way out.
Discerned the times and seasons.
Suddenly Laurie discerned a shiny object in the grass.
Until now, gravitational wave observatories have only discerned black hole mergers.
People also translate
I-I discerned a lovely-- a little glint of approbation in her eye.
Why have the majority of people not discerned the true meaning behind world events?
Solomon discerned the worthiness of the one that would lay claim to the child.
But apparently it did not mean that no onewould try for now Grace discerned a rider out there.
Though I must tell you, he discerned that I knew about the missing page beforehand.
Study in Belgium showed that a woman'srecent orgasmic history can be discerned from her gait.
Though their true nature can be discerned, they must not attempt to flee or they will be gunned down.
Dr. Ginzburg emphasises andstates that a“good” transplant is one that cannot be discerned as it looks completely natural.
Three types of quarries could be discerned: several lines of rock-cuttings and quarrying attempts that were incomplete;
Primes appear to be sprinkled randomly along the number line,although mathematicians have discerned some order.
The president of the Confederacy discerned his wife's needs and satisfied them with the utmost skill and the utmost courtesy.
Through much of history,a person's social station could be discerned by the color of bread they consumed.
At the same time it is said to produce a slightly higher level of water retention,but not enough for it to be easily discerned.
The emergence of this renewal could already be discerned a decade ago, when nine percent of the population was comprised of young children.
The southern floor(L115) was set right on top of the bedrock andremains of white plaster could be discerned above it.
Whereas the Oriental still heard that speaking, the Greek discerned the human quality of language, but saw in it direct earthly proof of the existence of divine speech.
The tombs were found covered with ground kurkar sand, and in some of them human bones andfragments of pottery vessels from the Persian period could be discerned.
He observed Raphael's fame through the centuries,its decline and subsequent growth, and discerned how, in his creations, Raphael lives on through time.
My mother was an artist, and I don't know if she discerned that I had a natural aptitude for it or if it was a learned skill resulting from her early encouragement and plenty of practice.
As the airliner flew over northern Egypt on its approach to Cairo, it suddenly encountered a blinding sandstorm which forced the crew to switch to instrument control because the geographic features which ordinarilyserved as landmarks could not be discerned in the swirling tempest.
Early commentators discerned a change in the way Abraham refers to God in both these instances. In the first one, Abraham refers to God as“the Lord, the God of the heaven and the God of the earth”Genesis 24.
Third, many of the themes wracking today's world could be discerned two generations ago- the frustration of Muslims, the sense of longing for an earlier era, the political volatility, the susceptibility to extremist ideologies, and the threat to world peace.
Four years later, Lilly's own studies discerned that thimerosal was“toxic to tissue cells” in concentrations as low as one part per million 100 times weaker than the concentration in a typical vaccine.
Through these candidate surveys, Talent Board discerned the current state of candidate experience, as well as the tools, processes and technologies employers today use in their recruiting practices, and how they contribute to the candidate experience.
