Sentence examples for discernible understanding from inspiring English sources
Murphy plays Lenya's grief as she plays most of the part: by rote, and with no discernible understanding of the emotional complexity that ran through the real woman's performances.
For no discernible reason.
There were no discernible differences in understanding of the purposes of the trial with respect to the length of time between completion and ELSI interview.
Although the human disease associated with mutations in GUCA1A is attributed to gain-of-function mutations and the knock-out mice have no discernible retinal degeneration, this study has advanced our understanding of the regulation of guanylate cyclase activity by GCAP proteins.
The original understanding of the Constitution, which many of us believe is often discernible and should be controlling, and a conviction that the Court should exercise its power to strike down an act of Congress only when it is unambiguously unconstitutional, which is surely not the case here, would have argued persuasively against bringing suit against the individual mandate.
"This results in significant gaps in understanding and monitoring of the phenomenon," it notes, adding that government "lacks a discernible strategy" to confront the looming problem.
Such an effort should enhance significantly our understanding of the functions of serotonergic signaling in general, probably discriminating a number of discernible subsystems, and throwing light on various pathophysiological aspects.
But trends are discernible.
No apple was discernible.
Anthony has no discernible skills.
