Sentence examples similar to render discernible from inspiring English sources

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

I've noted the frequency of the opposite error with "discernible," which is often rendered incorrectly with an "-able" suffix.

It is '=' that must serve as the I-predicable, and it renders distinct ordered pairs of integers discernible.

Kennedy's temporizing drew a mocking rejoinder from Scalia, who wrote, "Justice Kennedy's opinion boils down to this: 'As presently advised, I know of no discernible and manageable standard that can render this claim justiciable.

A flowing shape evoking the classic E-Type, it is rendered in the ubiquitous silver with a barely discernible crease around its waist.

This was investigated for selected cetacean-bearing regions by Uhen and Pyenson [66], who found no discernible relationship between the two variables, rendering a potential population bias insignificant.

This behavior is rendered with a naturalness that is as devoid of discernible artifice as any performance I've ever seen onstage.

As the title suggests, there are no discernible good guys – or gals – here; only eight vividly rendered shades of bad.

No discernible seasoning.

Some movement is discernible.

But trends are discernible.