Petty understood how to address the liminal, not-quite-discernible feelings that a person might experience in her lifetime (that's in addition to all the big, collapsing ones — your loves and losses and yearnings).
There's a discernible hum, the feeling that Oxford Street's underfloor heating has been turned up too high.
I had a sip and confirmed it – there is a texture but absolutely no discernible taste, fragrance, feeling.
In a show that contains not one authentic feeling or discernible idea and caters, as far as I can make out, to the brain-dead, the title song — really a list of easy rhymes — sung by a trio of Wodehousean nincompoops, does contain one droll couplet: "Our collective I. Q
I had a sip and confirmed it there is a texture but absolutely no discernible taste, fragrance, or feeling.
It was the first film in which the quintessential cinematic line "I love you" found itself being addressed to one man by another, and in which therefore the emotional lives of gay men were represented as being in sync with heterosexual "normality" – rather than, as was usual, as emanating from a seedy, topsy-turvy world bearing no discernible relation to the feelings and lives of "the rest of us".
And yet, I could feel some barely discernible psychic movement.
Metropolis II has no discernible style, visual motif or opinion.
For three hours and 11 minutes on Court Philippe Chatrier, Wawrinka probably did not harbour the warmest of feelings towards Rosol, although there was no discernible rancour beyond the usual sulking that professionals indulge in, on a cool day of whipping wind and drizzle.
Despite his success, the troubling experience of being isolated in house arrest as a young man has left a discernible mark on Sheran, and he spoke with me about feeling lonely and depressed.
