Sentence examples for a real and discernible from inspiring English sources

But that did not change Russia's stance in Ukraine, either, or have a real and discernible effect on Putin's popularity at home, as Russians, not generally big believers in coincidence, are ready to listen to calls to band together against outside conspiracies.

What's more, all of the applications included on the 755p have a clear and discernible place.

The team wanted a starting point and discernible context for their unit.

Thus there is no real trend discernible and all the tested videos show a vaguely similar rate of correct answers.

But Mr. Tarullo has not yet made much discernible progress – and there is a real danger that the Fed will slip into a wait-and-see policy that will lead nowhere.

And a real passion too.

The current crop not only reveals a lack of discernible leaders but a real dearth of quality.

And few people believe that there will be any discernible movement in the war here until a real power -- capable of dealing with the foreign countries, rebellions and various militias -- emerges in Kinshasa.

It described an exchange regarding fracking as "a two-minute, fact-free explanation of a process about which neither participant proved to have any real, actual, discernible knowledge".

They were miming to a song which had no real tune and no discernible chorus, but which did have lots of loud drums and shouting.

While it never amounted to much more than a rhetorical position in drink-fuelled discussions, thinking of myself as an anarchist absolved me from voting in the 1979 UK general election, my argument being that there was no real discernible difference between Labour and the Tories.