Sentence examples for discernible merit from inspiring English sources

For years, Need For Speed was the games industry's equivalent of Justin Bieber – insanely popular despite lacking any discernible merit beyond an obscenely huge marketing budget.

A New York Times reviewer called it a "bucolic drama of no discernible merit".

The establishment's battle against rave was an autocratic, unjustifiable waste of public resources which achieved no outcomes of any discernible merit.

In his text introducing the Barber quarter, Breen states, "the whole composition is Germanically stolid, prosy, crowded (especially on rev[erse]), and without discernible merit aside from the technical one of low relief".

One problem is its uneasy relationship with its "owner," the redoubtable Smithsonian Institution, which has many merits, but no discernible passion for design.

Snow White has no character arc, no discernible personality traits, and not a trace of anything that would merit our sympathy other than a tragic childhood and that fact that she's physically attractive, which is ironic considering the initial moralizing.

The only discernible difference of emphasis concerned whether or not Britain's prime minister merited praise.

But trends are discernible.

For no discernible reason.

In any discernible way.

No apple was discernible.