Sentence examples for immediately discernible from inspiring English sources

Throughout the work, the performers shift the boards around, purposefully, to no immediately discernible purpose.

Race, ethnicity, identity, immigration, ancestry, disenfranchisement and globalization are among the themes represented, and if they are not immediately discernible in the works themselves, wall labels helpfully explain.

And to other rhythms too — not immediately discernible at first — belonging to a piece of music that is, according to our narrator, as dangerous as it is exquisite.

How much the switch to cable will really matter may not be immediately discernible, though that will not keep observers of the late-night world from making instant comparisons to his past performance, beginning with whatever results Mr. O'Brien puts up in his first new show on Monday night, starting at 11 p.m.

Specific aetiology of a persistent air leak may often not be immediately discernible, and will need to be carefully sought.

Establishing incidence is important in risk factor studies as we are more likely to identify a causal relationship between an exposure and a disease rather than an association in which cause and effect may not be immediately discernible.

But progress is now discernible.

Hickey, her brother on "The Big C," knew her at Juilliard, and remembers her as a tomboy, "not immediately glamorous," whose only discernible vanity was her alabaster skin, which she carefully protected from the sun.

idk" and "immigration, which won't immediately go down in any discernible way, is still bad"—and that is thanks to you, grandma.

idk" and "immigration, which won't immediately go down in any discernible way, is still bad" – and that is thanks to you, grandma.

One rat from the buprenorphine group died immediately after surgery of no discernible reason.