Sentence examples for discernible than from inspiring English sources
English optimism is suddenly more discernible than it has been.
Even here in Tacoma, where the influx of migrant workers is less discernible than in Seattle, officials and advocates for the homeless said they had nonetheless noticed a definite increase in recent months, part of a general strain on services.
When it comes to the modern monarchy, influence has been more discernible than action — but its power is sometimes much longer lasting, particularly in light of the transition from colonial empire to cosmopolitan Commonwealth.
Some words are more discernible than others.
The confluence of sports and entertainment has never been more discernible than it is today.
Politicians always reposition themselves for reasons pure and impure, but never has such a chunk of the government and its apparat performed so many spectacular volte-faces for no other discernible reason than the acquisition and retention of power.
Then again, last October, I wrote about the anti-Asian racism of Fox News' "Watters' World," in which its crass, witless host, Jesse Watters, visited Chinatown for no other discernible reason than to mock its immigrant inhabitants.
This was meant as sarcasm, a way to snub the major parties, whose candidates were deemed to be worthless hacks even if of more discernible gender than Ms. Jaan.
I don't mind which plot of the tropics you give me, so long as there's a beach with sea water warm enough for swimming, perhaps a few trees and that optimal, night-time temperature – barely discernible, other than on the occasional waft of a breeze.
In a country so changed that a biracial man who is considered black has a shot at the presidency, the subterranean biases are much less discernible now than when the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.
His greatest ever feat, if we're being honest, is that he's been world famous for more than a decade despite having no discernible talent other than above average aptitude for operating a hair straightener.
