discernible

Dawn is as skin-deep as it gets, a character with no discernible motives and a frustrating absence of realism in a film that’s desperately aiming for authenticity.

Yet, a decade after, the numbers showed that all the millions spent, facilities built and sudden handball enthusiasm generated, did not translate into any discernible rise in people taking part in sport.

It was so deeply buried under the torrent of Trumpian insults and invective, and so badly obscured by an epoch-shifting moment of American self-humiliation on the global stage, as barely to be discernible.

He was killed for that by a gunman who was either a left-wing radical, a far-right groyper or a brain-rotted young man with no discernible ideology.

By day, the summer heat hammers hard and the dull whistle of the wind is the only discernible noise.