Time seemed to extend around her like a gray ocean, moving imperceptibly in its depths.
McBride evokes brilliantly the distinctive pleasure of days spent in bed, moving imperceptibly between humour and passion, and between violent and tender desire.
The Guardian: "McBride evokes brilliantly the distinctive pleasure of days spent in bed, moving imperceptibly between humour and passion, and between violent and tender desire".
Instead, he moves imperceptibly around the football pitch, often barely touching the ball, slinking into the shadows.
Like Otello, Falstaff moves imperceptibly from aria to duet or ensemble, unhampered by recitative, as if Shakespearean inspiration had helped the old master to free himself from the conventions on which he had thrived.
By spreading out the mistuning of the "wolf" fifth among its neighbours, in the same way that their predecessors had spread out the mistuning of the fifth D A, musicians of the 17th century moved imperceptibly away from mean-tone temperament, in which the fifths are tuned unequally, toward the system of equal temperament, in which all fifths are equally flat.
"When Nights Were Dark" and "The Caravan Project" grew out of "Breath," a hypnotic 1998 installation at the Whitney Museum of American Art in which the two moved, imperceptibly for the most part, on a sloping bed of leaves, moss and branches during the museum's open hours.
To my right, the dark blue of the ocean moved imperceptibly below the lighter blue of the sky.
For perhaps two minutes, one may savor the sight of a procession of white-robed blacks moving almost imperceptibly across a stage, then ennui sets in.
I WRITE from the pilot's cabin of one of the world's largest container ships, the Eleonora Maersk, moving almost imperceptibly through the South China Sea off the Vietnamese coast.
They know the earth has three layers: its dense core, its partly molten mantle and its crust, broken into 16 major tectonic plates, moving almost imperceptibly, a few inches a year.
