Sentence examples for its discernible from inspiring English sources

The interplay between these guitarists gives Rosetta Trio its discernible purpose and identity, and here it became an elastic exchange, suggesting bantering dialogue one moment, and a two-part recitation the next.

Oshima, however, understood the term in his own way: subjectivity was key, but this could and should change with every film, rather than being an eternal essence leaving its discernible mark in each work.

Its strongest discernible structure is in its correspondence to Carroll's being, to his history and sensibility and psychology.

As with most big brands, its only discernible ideology is aversion to controversy; it's unlikely that anybody involved in the company's sprawling marketing efforts ever made a considered decision to place advertising on Breitbart in the first place.

Its only discernible aim is to entice poorer and younger households into propping up a falling housing market by buying into the so-called property ladder.

Mu is a multiple star system located around 1244 light-years distant, its components discernible in a small telescope as a 5.3-magnitude yellow-hued and 7.1-magnitude bluish star.

(The comet's signature feature, its tail, is discernible only from a much greater distance).

One of those, the GEI RGP29 in P. aeruginosa PA2192, is a 224-kb element containing within its sequence another discernible GEI, called the dit island.

It made no discernible difference to its sale.

Here it may be barely discernible as it wheels in great circles, sometimes emitting its hoarse cry.

This means an upwelling would not be discernible during its early growth phase, but it would become detectable when the upwelling grows in amplitude and enters the region of eastward drift.