Sentence examples for discernible values from inspiring English sources

The sheer fatuousness of Johnson's speech, the absence of any discernible values, or a backbone to put behind them, raises in me an unfathomable, hot, eye-pricking sense of having been betrayed.

I realise that Anonymous has no central leadership or manifesto and that any overarching statement about its feminist politics is impossible, but I still think it's worth reflecting seriously on the tension between Anonymous's discernible values of anonymity, anti-censorship and lulz, and the goals of feminism.

Indeed, Mr. Gibbs plans to hold on to several objects that possess no discernible value but delight.

When a person makes herself vulnerable for the sake of art venturing work that has no discernible value or utility beyond its capacity to evoke pleasure or agita in its beholder it is doubly unpleasant to be rebuked.

Cornell looks for publicly traded subsidiaries that are trading at fat discounts to their offering prices and have discernible value, in cash, shareholders' equity or growth potential.

There is nothing new to be learned here--yet our taxpayer dollars continue to support this senseless waste and abuse, despite no discernible value left to be gleaned.

In 2007, Angelides noted, the firm held Level 3 assets -- those assets that are illiquid, meaning they have no ready discernible value -- in excess of triple (269 percent) the firm's tangible common equity.

Monitoring BUN, serum phosphate, and urine-derived parameters of proximal tubulopathy had no discernible value.

Here I was thinking of him as a failed politician with no discernible core values, who had once driven to Canada with the family dog strapped to the roof of the car.

Civilian ministries and medical facilities have been damaged; equipment and public documents with no discernible intelligence value, like school records, have been destroyed.

He thought that it suffered from a "free rider" problem: too many of our phenotypic traits have no discernible survival value, and therefore could not plausibly be interpreted as products of adaptation.