Sentence examples for a discernible direction from inspiring English sources

But for all the political tacking, this is a president with a discernible direction, and it is not the middle of the road.

For one thing, the history of religion has, Wright says, a discernible direction.

Evolution is, literally, from the dictionary design change over time in a discernible direction, which is the opposite of random.

Evolution in physics means design change, meaning changes in a drawing that happens in a predictable, discernible direction in time.

Now that I live in London I feel the opportunities to properly enjoy a walk home after a night out are few and far between, with most people scattered across such a radius there's no discernible direction in which to head.

But whatever the playwright's intention, it certainly isn't made clear, either at this point or ever, by this production, which is given no discernible direction by the nominal director, Peter Dobbins.

Philippine Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio, who played an advisory role in the arbitration award, described the government's approach as lacking "discernible direction, coherence or vision".

Discernible directions of and mutual stimulations between conceptual and empirical studies on the one hand and formal models on the other can be observed.

We found that the values in either direction agreed to within a few per cent, and therefore do not produce a discernible difference on the logarithmic plots in Figure 10.

There is a discernible logic.

There was a discernible spark between them.