Sentence examples for most discernible when from inspiring English sources

The depth of Bradley's game is most discernible when he doesn't have the ball.

Vocalists MNEK and A*M*E constitute Dis-house's most discernible black voices, but when presented in the context of the music's aestheticised blankness their contribution seems subsumed into a climate of cultural meaninglessness.

In the early 1970's, when scientists first reported that CFC's could destroy ozone, some theorized that the effect would be most discernible in the highest reaches of the atmosphere over the tropics, partly because of the abundance of sunlight.

The most discernible theme is a sense of domestic ennui.

It may be the most discernible effect of the volatility of the last two months.

Among the three Republicans in the race, he has the most discernible Tea Party profile.

They mingle with voices (Joan Crawford's is probably the most discernible) and fleeting, shadowy images from actual old movies.

The other side of her sensibility was a wistful romanticism most discernible in her interpretations of Brazilian bossa nova songs, material ideally suited to her delicate approach.

Peak shifts are discernible when mole fractions change by at least 1%.

Mice at all ages show increased protein transport across the lung barrier; however, the phenotype is most discernible in 8 12-week-old male mice.

The packaging may cause the most discernible of dessert eaters to stop in their tracks.