Sentence examples for discernible source of from inspiring English sources

Stranger still, the two men had two cows and some goats, but had no discernible source of income.

In a second room, the only discernible source of light was the spectral glow emanating from another Koons sculpture, consisting of two vacuum cleaners mounted in a plexiglass box, garishly illuminated by white fluorescent bulbs.

The company still has no discernible source of income, outside of it's Japanese licensing deal (if money changed hands…and that's not a given), and if they're chasing more money it can only mean the $5.4 million is running out.

"A lot of people thought it was lunacy to invest in a company with no technology, no barriers to entry, no management and no discernible source of revenue," says Moritz.

(Though from the amount of texting he does in this episode, I really hope he got the Unlimited Plan. Those surcharges will be murder on a guy without a discernible source of income).

But the apartment is one that launched a million New York City fantasies, where a young woman can have a carefree existence, lovely little apartment, handsome neighbor and no real discernible source of income.

That is too many easily discernible sources for a style to be truly personal.

In the absence of much good news from any other discernible source, one must assume that all that shopping helped do the trick.

As they choke out the details of the army's bloody defeat, in rhythmic step with haunting music by Takis Farazis, horror seems to permeate the air and have no discernible source.

There are countless afflictions which can potentially harm the average person, many without a discernible source or cure.

Far more often wine discussions center on easily discernible questions of pH and acidity, the source of wood for barrels, fermentation temperatures and viticultural techniques.