Sentence examples for discernible shape from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, the team had no discernible shape.

Like the "big society" before it, it's still only a gift-wrapped package with an only vaguely discernible shape.

I craved a more fleshed-out narrative, whether personal, historical or chronological, to pull me through the book and give it a discernible shape.

If he were older, his future might have begun to take some discernible shape, or at least to assume a more tangible trajectory.

Even those sides who do have a discernible shape have tended until very recently to play with two central strikers, which is precisely the system 3-5-2 was designed to counter.

Haryana is also considered to be the birthplace of Hinduism, which began to take discernible shape by the 2nd century bce and had developed two distinct branches by the 4th century ce.

For example, there could not be two statues that are discernible in shape without the statues being constituted by lumps of clay discernible in shape.

As a long-time Athelstan watcher (I'm writing a book on him), I confess I almost felt my eyes prickle when I saw the startling image of the open lead coffin: an ivory silk shroud covering (or at least so I imagined with narrowed eyes) an almost discernible human shape.

The accidents fall into no discernible pattern.

There are 10 other counterfeit fail-safe measures on this year's tickets, he said, but he would describe them only as barely discernible markings and shapes.

Some scholars have said that the notes they sing are discernible from the shapes of their mouths; an organ is so detailed that a working replica has been made of it.