Sentence examples for dramatically discernible from inspiring English sources
For that very reason, however, his career renders more dramatically discernible the alluring differentness of political leadership in the Revolutionary era.
A similar rewinding is done late in the play for absolutely no discernible purpose dramatically or emotionally.
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Another day, another story about a drug manufacturer dramatically increasing its prices for no discernible reason.
But think again since a) the economy rose rapidly after Clinton's tax hikes and fell dramatically after W's tax-cuts, with no discernible effect on the Norquist crowd; and b) all climate studies and the slow-motion drowning of the Maldives (and downtown Manhattan post-Sandy) have not disuaded climate-deniers.
But Dr Goldspink dismisses this idea, saying that there is no discernible drop-off in female heart function after menopause, when oestrogen levels decrease dramatically.
As they stood obediently still behind 10 identical lecterns, Chris Matthews and his co-moderator from politico.com., John Harris, strode dramatically up and down the stage as they asked questions — choreography that did not add clarity or serve any other discernible purpose other than to upstage the candidates who were supposed to stand out and instead stood frozen.
But trends are discernible.
No apple was discernible.
Anthony has no discernible skills.
