Sentence examples for not discernibly from inspiring English sources
He is not discernibly a member or follower of any sect or movement; he had no discernible political goal or grievance.
But they are not discernibly prettier than the Xbox 360's.
Most found that images at 6 1 compression were not discernibly different from uncompressed images.
But Mr. Leighton is not discernibly different from when I first covered him, in 1977.
Here we show that market-driven increases in global supplies of unconventional natural gas do not discernibly reduce the trajectory of greenhouse gas emissions or climate forcing.
A polemicist who isn't discernibly for anything, Houellebecq seems to both appreciate and loathe that which he desires (food, sex, adulation).
Some people say that while the veterans' stories may be sad, their lives have not been discernibly worse than millions of Taiwanese who endured economic and political hardship.
But in Kansas and Alaska, where there has never been an explicit privacy protection, officials do not report discernibly higher levels of adoptees who seek out birth parents.
You come out and you paint!' " He added a wavelike flourish with his arm to punctuate each new mention of Zicasso — whose performance in the past couple of years, incidentally, has not been discernibly better than it was before.
In fact, judging from her opinion, the breadth of Justice Sotomayor's "race matters" concern is not some discernibly logical or empirical theory about for whom "race" or, for that matter, "different appearance from the mainstream" matters.
