He noticed how difficult it was for Ben to explain how that last several months had transformed him, at first slightly, and later, more perceptibly.
This is Barry's third opera, but it is his largest-scale lyric work yet, and simply by virtue of being premiered on the high-profile stage of ENO, tugs him a little more perceptibly into the mainstream.
The planet's people will begin to heal more perceptibly when we who have resources commit to giving to those anonymous others whose stories we do not know and faces we will never see.
When she rises, she trembles perceptibly, and she speaks often of how raw her nerves are.
The population declined perceptibly, and this put a heavy strain on production in the 15th century.
The bird started perceptibly, and settled back and watched a leaf that had been dislodged from a frond three feet above its head float down to my feet.
Brazil escaped the worst of the world's financial crisis, but growth has slowed perceptibly and this makes the choices it now faces much harder.
Over the years, the columns wore away perceptibly and by that modest measure we marked our success.
And on the second serve, they hit a much different, more timid, perceptibly slower serve.
But she believes time moves more slowly, less perceptibly, for her, and she thinks she can wring perhaps an extra decade from the bar.
The extremely hard problem of eukaryogenesis now appears perceptibly more tractable thanks to the advances of comparative genomics of archaea and in particular the spectacular progress of metagenomics.
