Sentence examples for discernible part from inspiring English sources

Religion plays no discernible part; while the Roman Catholic minority used to fear independence as being liable to result in a Protestant hegemony, a recent mori poll for the Sunday Herald found that a higher proportion of Catholics (39%) supported independence than did Protestants (32%).And unlike East European or Balkan nationalism, the Scottish variety has very little to do with ethnicity.

In the 1950's, excavations also revealed a newly plowed field, the furrows still discernible, and part of a village, all well preserved by the sand.

Due to fixation in formalin and brain slicing in cases of ventricular extension it was not always exactly discernible which part of the haematoma was in the parenchyma and in the ventricles, respectively.

It has to evolve within its particular context to be effective; otherwise, it will become part of the detritus of change, like the many genes without a discernible function in a living organism.

There are at least seven varieties of sweet roll — soft, with no discernible insect parts — fresh fruit, and a nearly endless selection of brand-name cereals served with whole, reduced-fat, skim, and even soy milk, upon request!

What is more, these intentions must be feasibly discernible on the part of one's audience.

The specialised scales that provide structural colours to reflected light mostly produce ultra-violet patterns which are discernible in that part of the ultra-violet spectrum that Lepidopteran eyes can see.

In consistence with a previous study [ 8], mucosal damages were only present in close vicinity to the obstructed site, whereas no change was discernible in other parts of the intestine.

Art is supposed to come out of some discernible effort on the part of the artist, and the apparent effortlessness of a good joke inevitably undermines that expectation.

A large proportion of the food on the table – and there was a lot – disappeared inside him, with minimal discernible movement on his part.

Feet and hands had no discernible connection with other parts of body.