Sentence examples for discernible flaws from inspiring English sources

He has discernible flaws; there is a cruel streak running through many of his observations, and a tendency to overrate the sustenance provided by bourgeois comforts.

On the other hand, the failure cross-sections of the high strength carbon fibers contained a large number of long and oriented CNTs but no discernible flaws.

An examination of the Santos attributes reveals no discernible flaw.

However, their method contains a flaw, not discernible by reading their article, that invalidates this conclusion.

Cracks or flaws are not always discernible to the eye and a new helmet is cheaper than a new head!

"Recent actions inside the C.I.A. are encouraging," Ms. Harman said, "but there are no discernible signs from the vice president or president acknowledging the obvious flaws in our intelligence systems".

On the screen, particularly in close-ups, the face may be magnified many times larger than life size, so that every complexion flaw or crudely applied makeup artifice is clearly discernible.

Over a coffee one day I reeled off my well-rehearsed list of Carlton's fatal flaws: a club that had been left behind by its traditional rivals, with no discernible reason for being, now coached by a bitter old man with a backpack full of grudges and overseen by administrators who seem unwilling or unable to articulate any real vision for the organisation.

But trends are discernible.

For no discernible reason.

In any discernible way.