Sentence examples for been discernible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Possible to discern; detectable or derivable by use of the senses or the intellect.
- There is a discernible performance difference between a Porsche and a Civic.
And distinctly liberal ideas have been discernible in their campaign literature.
The hand of the respective club owners has been discernible in each shift.
In practice, that may be a fine distinction, and there have, in broad terms, been discernible trends.
In Britain, the Commonwealth nations, and the United States, the progress of the metric system has been discernible.
Catalan has traditionally been the language of the middle class, and a Valencian variant has been discernible since the 15th century.
And while there is, in truth, no such thing as national character, certain traits have been discernible in Greece since the election returned Syriza to government.
But trends are discernible.
Some movement is discernible.
No apple was discernible.
The facade, however, is discernible.
The outlines of a deal are discernible.
