Sentence examples for some discernible from inspiring English sources

Then, at least, Babyfather would have some discernible purpose.

There is some discernible reverse swing, though that doesn't preclude Rogers steering yet another boundary to third man.

With some discernible echoes, the newly appointed archbishop of Canterbury has initiated a comparable crusade against newer financiers charging enormous interest on what are called payday loans.

Some discernible patterns of behaviour are becoming clear in Roberto Mancini, and they are always at their most visible when Manchester City have had a bad night.

In the historical past, there was some discernible difference between the Left and the Right, or at least most people believed this to be true.

Art is supposed to come out of some discernible effort on the part of the artist, and the apparent effortlessness of a good joke inevitably undermines that expectation.

However, despite some consistencies discernible across studies, problems remain concerning experimental validity, e.g., the expediencies of experimenter-sanctioned cued-deception (i.e., subjects being told when to lie); such 'lies' may not have comprised adequate proxies for 'real-life' deception.

Recall the condition CORNEA puts in place, the thing it says one needs a reason to believe: if p were not the case, s would likely be different than it is in some way discernible by her.

And yet, I could feel some barely discernible psychic movement.

I'm sure at least 60% of the nominators have some easily discernible connection to someone involved in a Tony eligible production.

Their ability to live their life in harmony with their true selves comes from some clearly discernible habits that any of us can study and incorporate into our repertoire.