Sentence examples for discernable character from inspiring English sources
The central figure in "Stealing the Fire," a video documentary by John S. Friedman and Eric Nadler that opens today at the Cinema Village, is one Karl-Heinz Schaab, a deceptively drab German technocrat whose only discernable character trait is a weakness for bad wigs.
Like many microfaunal organisms, Rotifera and Tardigrada pose problems for taxonomists and evolutionary biologists due to the difficulties associated with isolation, identification and enumeration of organisms that do not preserve any discernable morphological characters.
Large-scale surveys of rotifer and tardigrade diversity using traditional approaches makes for a large and unwieldy set of tasks (i.e. difficulties associated with isolation, identification and enumeration of organisms that do not preserve any discernable morphological characters).
Cayenne (30K - 50K) Most commonly available in powdered form, where it packs plenty of heat but very little discernable flavor or character, the cayenne has been spotted more and more often in the produce aisle.
His rice was perfect, the flavors of wasabi and vinegar barely discernable individually yet indisputably part of the whole.
This feature has no discernable function, but it may prove useful as a character in understanding the evolutionary history of the genus Squilla.
For all of his technical brilliance, Kubrick had no discernable sense of humor and many of the gags in "Strangelove" — from the broad puns of the character names to the overdrawn figures of Peter Sellers's Strangelove and Sterling Hayden's Gen. Jack D. Ripper — seem less funny as their audacity has drained away.
This drawback is evident in the case of global warming, the omens for which are discernable enough.
But there may be one discernable difference between the two.
The United States has never played with a consistent, discernable style.
