it's imperceptible

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

She asks her suitor, "Is it chill that you're in my head?" If there is a wink in either of those lines, it's imperceptible.

"But you make me jealous". This is Swift the unyielding perfectionist, the professionally heartbroken woman who has built a career by enacting lyrical revenge on her lovers characterizing herself as "chill". She has grown fond of this word, which also appears on "Delicate". She asks her suitor, "Is it chill that you're in my head?" If there is a wink in either of those lines, it's imperceptible.

It's not a deal-breaker because it's imperceptible when you're viewing a movie in landscape mode from an angle, if two people are watching together, say.

These may flicker, and even if it's imperceptible to you, it may be very painful or distracting to the autistic person.

This reform, called 'silent reform' because it is imperceptible to citizens in its early stages, basically consists in increasing maximum pensions in line with inflation instead of wage or productivity growth.

The flickering is so slight that it is imperceptible to the human eye, but the camera on another phone can detect it at a distance of up to ten metres.

Colette Kaufman, who lives on the 11th floor of a building across the street, said that if the noise had been muffled, it was imperceptible to her. "It's like trying to describe pain," she said.

The study reveals that 60% of Europeans and almost 80% of North Americans cannot see the glowing band of our galaxy because of the effects of artificial lighting, while it is imperceptible to the entire populations of Singapore, Kuwait and Malta.

It was found that this filter reduced jittering to the point where it was imperceptible.

The compression is indeed based on adding quantization noises where it is imperceptible, or at least barely audible.

The sinking is so subtle that it is imperceptible on the ground, save for the effect on infrastructure.