Sentence examples for it was perceptibly from inspiring English sources

By 10.15 it was perceptibly darker.

It was perceptibly larger; in the clear refractive sky of the tropics it seemed as if it were nearly a quarter the size of the moon.

The most powerful diesel certainly flings the Yeti along the road with vigour, helped by its considerable torque, but it's perceptibly gruffer than the milder versions of which the 140bhp one is the best compromise.

If I were to write an article using Malcolm Gladwell's laptop, would it be perceptibly better?

Both, when they saw that now I might panic out of it, were perceptibly disturbed at the possibility, again as I would have been.

It is perceptibly bulkier and less elegant; the older, larger computer parts attached to the thin aluminum frame assert themselves more aggressively against the organic life-form behind them.

It is perceptibly observed that for a particular amount of filler loading, the value of (Q f/Q g) is greater for SNCC-filled CR nanocomposite in comparison to NCC-filled CR nanocomposite.

Part me thinks that it's the parochialism of it all that lends the profession it's perceptibly salty tang of out of season seaside resort sadness.

It is observed that in PCa tissue, not only the overall protein intensity of CK2 is higher, but also, it is perceptibly nuclear.

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.

The climate was perceptibly changing, and that is what Bruegel's snow scenes eerily record.