Sentence examples for more discernible from inspiring English sources

English optimism is suddenly more discernible than it has been.

Background instruments and vocals were more discernible, acoustic instruments had more resonance.

On opposing corners, others loitered outside aging S.R.O.'s with perhaps more discernible purpose.

More disturbing than Miller's lack of historical context, however, was an ever more discernible grandiosity of both tone and purpose.

It included some 1,500 pairs of slides, along with line drawings that made the details more discernible.

At this point, instead, new economic news will often have a more discernible effect on the forecast than new polls, since they affect the numbers in every state.

Downstairs is rather different, with the heavy imprint of the Victorian pub designed by architect George Treacher more than discernible.

For that very reason, however, his career renders more dramatically discernible the alluring differentness of political leadership in the Revolutionary era.

The better ones have a looser weave, in which different modes of attack are more clearly discernible, creating a bracing dissonance.

This has long been apparent from early catalogs of felt earthquakes and is even more readily discernible in modern seismicity maps, which show instrumentally determined epicentres.

I saw no sign in Kyoto that the conference ever took place — no shrine or statue, and, what's more, no discernible change in the way that the city operates.