undiscernably造句

• Ciocan interprets the work's overall perspective as : " Life is a spectacle both tragic and comical [ . . . ], into which'things great and small'are undiscernably mixed together . " According to the same critic, a common trait of the characters is their inability of discerning the human condition : " The maximum they are capable of is having the revelation that'today you are healthy, strong, drinking like a calf and subject to no harm, and tomorrow bam ! the finger points !'You die !', and you die just like that .'Egotistic, insolent, hypocritical characters, but also gentle, jovial, depending on the circumstances.