Discernable Sentence Examples

It seemed almost inevitable that characters with such unique features and discernable personalities would eventually become legendary figures in the annals of children's television.

Some people experience panic attacks in specific situations, while for others, panic attacks follow no discernable pattern.

Though cinnamon and cumin were not particularly discernable, I detected the sharpness of vetiver quite strongly, but it quickly mellowed out thanks to the jasmine's softness.

Kat remembers her mother as a beautiful woman, but when she put on makeup, Kat noticed a discernable difference in how she talked, walked and smiled.

Vintage purchases will be highly discernable when it comes to the iconic bears.

The typical cocktail dress from the 1950s is easily discernable from those of other decades.

People who have glimpsed the creature on land also report no discernable front limbs or appendages, and use words such as lumbering to describe its gait, as if it is uncomfortable on land.

While they are thicker than liquids, they are smooth with no discernable food remnants.

Frank the Entertainer seems to have found his niche in the reality TV world, although it is always hard to say how long a reality show can remain in the limelight despite no other discernable talents.

Some songs lacked a discernable tune, but most were hugely enjoyable rants, often mused up by a really good guitarist.

Why is reference avoided to the north American peace pipe, as if there were some obscenity attached, although none is discernable?

By week 10, your baby is producing 250,000 new neurons every minute and by week 11, your baby's sex may be discernable.

From the sublimity of Thucydides, and Xenophon's straightforward story, history passed with Theopompus and Ephorus into the field of rhetoric. A revival of the scientific instinct of investigation is discernable in Timaeus the Sicilian, at the end of the 4th century, but his attack upon his predecessors was the text of a more crushing attack upon himself by Polybius, who declares him lacking in critical insight and biased by passion.