Sentence examples for another discernible from inspiring English sources

Another discernible tune, 'Baby Blue', finds Topley Bird having fun in a girl group gone bad.

But Democrats' disappointment in failing to "turn Texas blue" obscures another discernible election result: the beginning of the end for one-party rule in Texas.

One of those, the GEI RGP29 in P. aeruginosa PA2192, is a 224-kb element containing within its sequence another discernible GEI, called the dit island.

That date of 15 January is an overwritten correction in Murdoch's hand for another barely discernible date.

As it is, they find themselves 3-0 ahead in the one-day series with a whitewash in view today at the Dubai ICS, to be witnessed doubtless by another barely discernible crowd.

Pioneering studies by researchers at Dartmouth have shown enormous disparities in expenditures on health care from one region to another with no discernible difference in health outcomes.

Photo: At La Tomatina, an annual event in Buñol, a village near Valencia, Spain, thousands of visitors throw tomatoes at one another for no discernible reason.

The path crosses a stone bridge, and another trail, barely discernible, leads off to the right, dropping into a grove of dragon trees.

Tucked in to the right of him a sober portrait of an elderly lady by Rembrandt, gnarled hands crossed piously one upon another, is just discernible through the reflective sheen of the varnish.

In a sentence that will plant a satisfied grin on every wine critic's face, Smith writes, "There are standards by which we can judge a wine, or musical score, or painting to be better than another, and these reflect discernible properties of those objects, though it may take practice and experience to recognize them".

Another possible explanation, arguably discernible in the estate tax arguments, is that some billionaires leave their brains behind when venturing into the political realm.