Sentence examples for been perceptible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Able to be perceived, sensed, or discerned.
- Her voice was barely perceptible over the noise, but her gestures made her meaning clear.
The continental drift should have been perceptible decades ago.
The administration's shift in thinking is gradual but has been perceptible in the public remarks of various officials.
Though emigration statistics are not broken down by ethnic group, the exodus of English-speaking whites has been perceptible in recent years.
And even since the late 1970s, a trend towards the democratization of the European Communities and the EU has been perceptible with a steady strengthening of the European Parliament.
Space was perceptible but not matter.
Only pudgala is perceptible, and only jiva has consciousness.
Many murine squeakings are too high-pitched to be perceptible.
A similar split is perceptible in Behemoth's lyrics and imagery too.
Still, there was perceptible anxiety among producers at the speed of the decline in prices.
But the layout seemed odd, and the rumble of the R train was perceptible.
Day by day, he recovered more of his palate soon salt was perceptible.
