Sentence examples similar to a plainly discernible from inspiring English sources

The smell of burning human flesh was sickening and almost unendurable, and was plainly discernible for more than a mile along the railroad both east and west".

The difficulty is plainly discernible, the delicacy less so.

It is plainly discernible that the extent of summer ice has been shrinking — by 13.4percentt a decade, according to NASA.

First embraced a couple of years ago by fashion's early adopters — young urbanites who flaunted maxidresses and flip-flops as an airy alternative to leggings and jeans — long skirts are now gaining traction as the most plainly discernible trend of spring.

Augustine's influence is plainly discernible in Bonaventure [e.g. Itinerarium Mentis in Deum] and others in the thirteenth century who sought an alternative to the Aristotelianism then gaining currency (e.g. John Peckham and Henry of Ghent).

It is a plainly surprising dynasty.

It's all part of a pattern, a discernible trend.

Is it a distinction without a discernible difference?

The balance apparently do not have a discernible market capitalization.

The strategy had a significant, discernible impact.

Still, it had a clearly discernible effect on his career.