Sentence examples for discernable reason from inspiring English sources

Some rumors seem to emerge from nowhere; others are invented for a discernable reason.

Australia has a lot of chenin blanc planted as well, for little discernable reason since just about all of it is made into bad bulk wine.

Up until Mr. McQueen's glorious crack-up, there was no discernable reason to get out of bed for the London shows, much less cross the Atlantic.

The bottom line is that the author is condemning conservationists, but pointing the proverbial finger at the taxonomists the entire time, for no discernable reason.

Atkinson resurrects his gawky alter ego for no discernable reason, limply gurning his way across sunny France in search of laughs and things to film with his new video camera.

The security queue resembled a rugby scrum; I was frisked twice for no discernable reason other than incompetence, or possibly my shifty demeanour, and the flight was so full our hand luggage had to go in the hold.

Indeed, she believes that both sexes ought to aspire to virtue, which, since it involves understanding and acting on moral principles discernable by reason, is the same for both sexes.

Wolff counts as a founder of the German Aufklärung in part because of his attempted derivation of ethical duties from an order of perfection in things, discernable through reason, independently of divine commands.

14/23 (61%) of patients with palatal petechiae had no discernable cause of petechiae.

Discernable cause means a causal factor capable of being recognized by the senses or the understanding.

But in the eyes of local officials and police, who discovered and excavated the mystery chamber last month, it's just a baffling hole in the ground built for no discernable or especially "nefarious" reason.