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.
The only review she quotes in her memoir is John Simon's: "There is a perfectly blank, supremely inept performance by Huston's daughter Anjelica, who has the face of an exhausted gnu, the voice of an unstrung tennis racket, and a figure of no discernible shape".
Where are the city's northern, southern, eastern and westernmost points, and what is the greatest distance between one point and another? A. The boundaries of New York City encompass about 320 square miles of land and roughly 65 square miles of inland waters, and though the city lacks any clearly discernible shape, it is far longer from north to south than it is wide from east to west.
The shape of the path combines with these and commits us to walk on or continue in a way that depends on the discernible shape of the path.
The accidents fall into no discernible pattern.
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.
