Meanings of discern the difference in English

People who have a right to guide public opinion discern the difference.

It is difficult for one so young as you to discern the difference.

As you grow older and wiser you may discern the difference.

Is truth so like falsehood, that a man of your holy calling cannot discern the difference?

In fact it was only Devon, but on that day it wasn't easy to discern the difference.

It's the smart parent who's able to discern the difference between what children need and what they want.

Sure, it could answer questions, recognize faces on webcams, learn patterns, discern the difference between truth and jokes.

Emigrants are not foolish; they can discern the difference between being a valued community or a valuable commodity.

These notes are often such good imitations of the genuine that it is quite difficult to discern the difference.

A man must have his spiritual eyes wide open to discern the difference between sinful temper and righteous indignation.

Help e along the way to discern the difference between loving, constructive criticism and the kind of criticism that destroys.

Mehboob was one of the finest composer we had, although he could not discern the difference between bail and jail.

See how the best do it and see also when it's done less well -if you are able to discern the difference.

You cannot discern the difference in the colors of the fresh young bracken and the undergrowth; you cannot perceive the birds asleep in the tree.

This is especially important when trying to discern the difference between, say, Glenn Gould's Goldberg Variations recorded in '55 vis-à-vis the one recorded in '81.

Even in the first few sessions, I could discern the differences.