Sentence examples for discernible argument from inspiring English sources

It hasn't made any discernible difference.

The only discernible argument about identity currently to be had is the daft idea that an independent Scotland would become like Scandinavia.

Ideally, this function contains discernible steps.

No rise and fall discernible, of that flat bosom.

Some read it as simply providing further support for Hume's extensive argument that moral properties are not discernible by demonstrative reason, leaving open whether ethical evaluations may be conclusions of cogent probable arguments.

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.

This line is not readily discernible to even experienced officers.

But all those arguments over political language did leave a discernible legacy.

Once again, Adam's argument then implies that this redescription holds even of discernible objects of the same kind, threatening us with the somewhat counter-intuitive monist thesis that the universe is just one simple object.

Yet through this mist of unhappiness another kind of joy is discernible — in the audacity of Bergman's camera, in the vigor of his argument against evasions of all kinds, and in the ruthless (and sometimes humorous) penetration into the contradictory drives of human nature.

The argument that this policy is necessary to discourage new entrants is discernible fallacious.