Sentence examples for barely noticeably from inspiring English sources

He will also make the 100-year break much more obvious than traditional productions, which often – barely noticeably – go from 17th-century to 18th-century costumes and sets.

And the words "blue" and "kettle" intruded into the awkward, painful exchanges between the "son" and his "mothers," at first barely noticeably, finally so overwhelmingly that little but that irrelevant adjective and inapposite noun were heard.

Eclectic jazz guitarist Bill Frisell guests, barely perceptibly, on the noticeably upbeat album closer, Our Lady of the Desert.

While barely noticeable for an individual sheet of paper, a stack of papers, papers glued or taped together to form a larger piece, or a bound book can feel noticeably different or uneven.[9].

Microsoft just spend a solid hour and a half answering the main complaint of every Xbox One owner, namely that there's nothing for them to play: It showed game demo after game demo, and in fact barely mentioned the console itself (and noticeably avoided the subject of the Kinect, which it's unbundling from the core console).

As he sat at the table outside his tent, he spoke in a soft whisper, barely above a mumble, and his gestures were noticeably slow and deliberate.

If I were to cavil, I'd say that the phone's chin is noticeably bigger than its forehead, which is barely a wrinkle deep.

That door is still installed — a single person can move it, but just barely — and as we passed through it the air grew noticeably cooler, and a vast, roaring sound drowned out our footsteps.

The 6.4in display (in a case noticeably smaller than the iPhone XS Max with its barely bigger screen) is gorgeous.

But what has changed noticeably since then is the quality of budget tools, which used to be barely usable.

At I/ S ratio of 1, calcium dosing with calcium to LCFAs ratio of 0.5 noticeably increased methane production while further increase of calcium to LCFAs ratio had barely any effect on biogas production.