Sentence examples similar to edged imperceptibly from inspiring English sources

But even as the tonal register constricts, the rooms darken and the story edges almost imperceptibly toward tragedy, "A Quiet Passion" never quite loses its grounding in humor, in the push-pull of voices in vibrant, angry opposition.

In the center of a large crimson square, one half solid and the other half almost imperceptibly striped, a black square is edged in screaming yellow and crisp white.

China has been letting the renminbi edge up almost imperceptibly over the last few days in trading in Shanghai.

The veins and arteries peeking out at the edges, the leather pulsing almost imperceptibly with each contraction, the strap caressing her graceful neck—I had never seen anything like it.

Then around the edges a filament of green appears, spreading almost imperceptibly.

Cromwell is played by theatre's Mark Rylance, who has a scary talent for imperceptibly shifting his face to "classically flinty yet softened round the edges".

Paradoxical deaths and destinies, yet they do not eclipse the case of Rousselot, of the enigma that imperceptibly enveloped his life, the sense that his work, his writing, stood near or on the edge of something he knew almost nothing about.

Imperceptibly, that balance changed.

Dawn came imperceptibly.

Jaime nods, almost imperceptibly.

Time passes imperceptibly.