Sentence examples for discernible attack from inspiring English sources

Feathery lines fluttered with no discernible attack, as if the piano itself had somehow learned to sing; repeated notes shifted in hue according to their surroundings.

Three fragments from Petrarch formed the text to "Three in, ad abundantiam," by Evan Johnson, a work so quiet that it hovers at the limits of audibility, requiring singers to create the illusion of notes that have no discernible attack or end.

The only discernible reason for the attack was the colour of his skin".

Ellison said: "The only discernible reason for the attack was the colour of his skin.

The Sa'iqa company achieved the only discernible success of the attack.

Second, Berman abuses the tax code by creating nice-sounding "nonprofit" charitable organizations that serve no discernible purpose but exist to attack legitimate public interest organizations.

I disagree with your comment about Sept. 11 being "the day that terrorists who had no discernible connection whatsoever to Iraq attacked targets on American soil".

What is Trump's 140-character solution to the emerging reality of that attack; namely, that the attacker had few if any discernible ties to jihadists and was not much of Muslim, much less a fundamentalist Islamic radical?

The better ones have a looser weave, in which different modes of attack are more clearly discernible, creating a bracing dissonance.

They appear to be copycat crimes, with no discernible pattern beyond the most basic — adults attacking defenseless children in schools.

If the surface is lightly etched in an appropriate solution (often an acid), the grain boundaries, matrix, and constituent phases will be attacked at different rates and will be discernible.