1
There was still enough light in the steamy cabin to discern objects.
2
These were our speculations as we began to discern objects, before we heard news.
3
Day was just breaking, the rain and wind had ceased, and I could discern objects.
4
The snow, however, fell so thickly, that we could no longer discern objects at any distance.
5
A fog, so thick that one could not discern objects ten steps off, hung over the earth.
6
The next morning, when daylight enabled them to discern objects at a distance, not a black could be seen.
7
It was too dark to discern objects at any distance, but my companion seemed to be thoroughly acquainted with the ground.
8
He moved to the window, peering in through the sheer drapes, using his night vision shades to help him discern objects in the pitch blackness.
9
He discerned objects dimly moving over the ice, here and there.