Sentence examples for a perceptibly from inspiring English sources

Friends said they grew worried by his gaunt complexion and a perceptibly skittish manner.

But she showed no signs of fatigue, the only chink in her composure a perceptibly tightening smile.

Small lamb chop "lollipops" were perfectly cooked, but the blue cheese dumpling was heavy without a perceptibly cheesy taste.

But because of the effects of mass on an object's wavelength, matter tends to behave in a perceptibly wave-like way only at the sub-atomic scale.

So we made a second crust, adding a tablespoon of butter for every five tablespoons of lard, which gave the crust a perceptibly buttery flavor without sacrificing any of the workability or the flakiness we wanted.

To reflect the fact that the gender pay gap for full-time employees in the private sector was still 19.2% in 2015, why not rustle up yourself a perceptibly larger mortar board?

But the 21st century is biting away at such old certainties, leaving a future perceptibly less assured.

The number of lines varies from about 50 to 90, depending on the width of the letters, and the number of units calculating the measurement of parameters of height can go up to 80, which amounts to a definition perceptibly as fine as the Digiset grid, or 800 lines per inch in two dimensions on the screen of the output mechanism.

Not until about the 8th or 9th century—later in some parts did it strike them that Classical Latin was perceptibly a different language, rather than merely a more polished, cultured version of their own.

"One of the actors is on a regime," she says, an eyebrow just perceptibly raised.

Could it be new casting, or a landscape now perceptibly darkened by the United States invasion of Iraq?