Sentence examples for discernible orange from inspiring English sources

A less discernible orange flavour with a burnt sugar taste.

The mousse is OK, but there's no discernible orange flavour – just a segment sitting on top and a bit of syrup at the bottom – and the ice-cream doesn't have nearly enough bits of Crunchie in it.

The lizards were visually classified to one of six clearly discernible throat color categories ("morphs": orange (O), yellow-orange (YO), orange-white (OW), yellow (Y), yellow-white (YW) or white (W)).

Meanwhile, the probe also undergoes a naked-eye discernible color change from orange to light pink in the sunlight as well as an obvious fluorescence color change from non-emissive to bright blue under a UV lamp.

The North American species R. araiospora, though superficially similar to R. botrytis, has several distinguishing characteristics: it grows under hemlock; it has reddish to magenta branches with orange to yellowish tips; it lacks any discernible odor; it has warted, somewhat cylindrical spores averaging 9.9 by 3.7 µm; and it has non-amyloid stem tissue.

At higher magnification (A′ ), dark melanophores in the stripe regions and orange xanthophores in the light stripe regions are discernible.

Alpha Circini forms a binary star system with an orange dwarf companion of spectral type K5 and magnitude 8.5, which is only discernible with small telescopes with a separation of 5.7 arcseconds.

Egged on by the hyperventilating strings of the Orange Mighty Trio and the familiar forehead of Larry Fessenden — who appears early in the film to no discernible purpose — "Silver Bullets" neither pleases the eye nor stimulates the mind.

But trends are discernible.

For no discernible reason.

In any discernible way.