Sentence examples for equally discernible from inspiring English sources

Yet the fire isn't without flavor: even as the southern-style chicken, minced and reddened with curry, singes the tongue, hints of ginger and lime are equally discernible.

The songs are more than serviceable, while 'N Sync's members have the requisite cute-boy looks and, equally necessary, virtually no discernible personalities, the better for young girls to fill in the blankness.

Equally, there is no discernible branding, which proved ideal for those readers of AdBusters and Naomi Klein's No Logo (American Apparel's popularity soared just before the book came out).

From here Italo splits off into two discernible, but equally valuable categories.

A concerted effort in this less expensive, equally effective arena is not discernible.

Areas discernible as "capillary nonperfusion" (CNP).

For Heidegger, however, the "nothing" that is visible in Van Gogh's painting is not the haunting presence of these shoes' absent owner but, instead, the equally paradoxical (and no less phenomenologically discernible) appearance of that which is neither an entity nor merely nothing at all and yet conditions our experience of all entities.

The two low spots were a banana flan with no discernible fruit flavor and an equally bland risotto pudding afloat in a pear soup.

The high intrasubfamily divergence of CR1 group F copies in crocodilian genomes (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online) suggests that these elements might have been inactive in Crocodylia for an equally long time, but many copies are still discernible due to the much slower rate of molecular evolution in crocodilians compared with birds (Shaffer et al. 2013; Green et al. 2014).

Paul, whose batty-grandpa personality and oddball mélange of pacifism, anarcho-libertarian radicalism, and crackpot economics attracts an equally eccentric congeries of Tea Partiers and bong partiers, has done Romney no discernible harm.

The name of the current junior senator from New York has had no discernible impact on sales, but the Feders -- Ben's wife, Phyllis, is equally involved in the business -- would not be disappointed if Mrs. Clinton's staff found some clever use for their product.