Sentence examples for discernible interest from inspiring English sources

She has no discernible interest in Canning, but he claims frequently to love her passionately.

None of these accomplished people has any discernible interest in books, movies, music, television, politics, or pop culture at large.

For more than 20 years Winthrop was primarily a country squire at Groton, with no discernible interest in overseas colonization.

The historically justified distrust of the Germans could not be weakened by their discernible interest in a peaceful European unification alone.

The Tories have shown no discernible interest so far, but a valuation of £1bn might not be impossible if the broadcaster were run on fully commercial lines.

Perversely, that may explain why he is the one historical figure who can be counted on to enthuse members of the present-day architectural profession from every camp, even those with no other discernible interest in history.

The rebranded dolls, though, had no discernible interests in such careers.

And after so many peacekeeping operations, and one or two disasters, governments are less willing to have their soldiers involved in a distant conflict of no discernible national interest to their own countries.

Nor is there much discernible diminishing of interest in acoustic sound.

It seems wrong to intimate Touré's future – or perhaps lack of – at City when Pep Guardiola takes over in the summer is the prime cause of his supposed recent discernible lack of interest.

It is mostly devoid of the looming, often expensive installations called "festival art," while evincing a gratifying affinity for color, form, beauty and pleasure, and a discernible lack of interest in finger-wagging didacticism.