Sentence examples for discernible pause from inspiring English sources

"Mom," he said, and there was a barely discernible pause.

There's no discernible benefit to this pause as far as I'm concerned – the texture is just the same – but I'm intrigued enough to freeze some of the mixture overnight, and then push it into the middle just before cooking.

It discussed how we view things, the difference between good design (which in most cases is transparent and not discernible, according to Norman) and bad design which causes pause, and makes us think about the relationship between the items function and its design.

Even when everything's getting crazy in episode five, there's still time to pause, to let what's happening around Max fade into a just-discernible blur, there's clearly enough but not so much that it's making every sweat gland work overtime.

There's a pregnant pause before he replies, for he knows that such presentations are supposed to yield discernible "takeaways". But all he can come up with is, "Don't bet against Notre Dame". Third and Long is not a leadership training tool.

There were long pauses between many of the pope's words, some of which were barely discernible.

Asked whether there is a discernible approach that characterises Complicite's shows, he responds with one of his 30-second pauses before answering: "I find it sometimes very difficult to separate things out," he says eventually. "I don't really think about a visual aspect to the work at all, I just think about making the piece.

But trends are discernible.

No discernible seasoning.

Some movement is discernible.

For no discernible reason.