Sentence examples for discernible character from inspiring English sources

Planted in huge, metal trays about 40cm deep, each has a discernible character.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays the hero Ford Brody, yet another all-American beefcake whose only discernible character trait is his ability to talk gently to children.

"The endless teen franchises that come out of Hollywood... more often than not the central character doesn't have any discernible character traits," he says.

"Maria Miller is a totemic example of the modern political class who hold no discernible character, talent or integrity – the grassroots of the Conservative party have no time for careerist politicians who not only do not support, but flagrantly oppose, Conservative values once they are comfortably settled in parliament and cabinet.

Reduced to one-line descriptions, Besson's films couldn't sound less promising: free diving movie The Big Blue is a character study of a man with little discernible character, The Last Battle is a post apocalyptic drama with no dialogue, Atlantis is an underwater documentary without narration, Subway is a crime thriller populated by New Wave poseurs.

Everything about the book seems so earthy and rooted, so densely planted with discernible characters and landscapes, that you would expect movie directors to leap upon it with glee, and yet something — some mysterious element of wit or magic — has been missing.

Critics disagree on whether or not discernible characters exist in Finnegans Wake.

The core of the problem is the lack of sites of a clearly discernible agricultural character after the collapse of the villa system in late Antiquity and the question of how to interpret certain changes in the architecture and layout of fortified sites that indicate ruralization.

Sulfur (which borders the diatomic nonmetals), is the least metallic of the polyatomic nonmetals but even here shows some discernible metal-like character (discussed below).

Conventionally, novelists track their stories with their chapter titles; Burney and Shields instead find some implicit pattern, not always discernible to the characters themselves.

When this extraordinary production, which has no discernible plot or characters, has its much-delayed UK premiere at the Barbican next spring, Childs won't be on stage.