Sentence examples for far discernible from inspiring English sources

Effects so far discernible span the good, the bad and the ugly.

Her old defiance persists, but to far less discernible purpose.

But a close examination of Howe's relationship with Brown reveals how his radical beliefs and religious violence were far more discernible in "Battle Hymn" than "John Brown's Body".

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.

The Conservative proposals, so far as discernible, do not contemplate our returning to the position before the Human Rights Act, nor is it seriously proposed that we withdraw from the convention.

We have work by Latin American architects here, but not, thus far, an easily discernible Latin American architecture.

But a report issued by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, in her department, said that the law had so far had "no discernible impact" on overall health spending.

And then to follow the passing clouds of your choice with your eyes until they get too far to be discernible from the rest of the stuff floating up in the sky.

To combat this barrier, Berlow suggests that interactive media represents a far more affordable and discernible alternative to spending hundreds of millions of dollars on traditional tele-visual options.

None of the responses so far have had any discernible point, so we made a list of questions about the Queen and her Jubilee and stayed up all night answering them our goddamn selves.

The only sound was the wind in the trees and, barely discernible, the far-off throb of a dance floor.