Sentence examples for discernible when from inspiring English sources

The depth of Bradley's game is most discernible when he doesn't have the ball.

In another gallery, posters concerning Mr. Parreno's previous exhibitions and performances, printed in pale ink that glows in the dark, are vaguely discernible when the lights go out.

Nothing tastes its best boiling hot, anyway, and flavours are far more discernible when food is in the mid-range between warm and hot-but-not-scalding. Then dive deep as you like into your kitchen comfort zone.

That is why, he said, the operas were divided into distinct chapters -- easily discernible when watching the movie -- and each chapter had a name, usually a bit of poetry.

A different sort of kooky was being investigated elsewhere, with JuliaWagner demonstrating the effectiveness of economy in her short review Ken Kalfus's Equilateral: The plot is quirky, resulting from the belief that Mars (the planet) was populated, owing to the straight lines discernible when telescopes were finally powerful enough to provide such details.

Peak shifts are discernible when mole fractions change by at least 1%.

There were also discernible boos when Marquez was subbed out in the 69th minute, and an air of anticipation when Donovan carried the ball into the penalty area.

And among twin births, the researchers found no discernible impact when the twins were of the same sex.

The prime minister had no discernible reaction when Mr. Bush suddenly said that the war in Afghanistan was "not one of these Kodak moments".

Peacock uses a mixture of corn and plain flour, the corn flour, presumably for lightness and crispness, but I don't find it makes any discernible difference when deployed in such a small quantity.

But Obama abandoned the Afghan ­nation-building mission without any discernible anguish when he saw that, while progress was possible in disputed areas like Kandahar and Marja, the pace of progress was languid, and prospects for holding reclaimed territory were limited.