Sentence examples for perceptible among from inspiring English sources

There's another sound, barely perceptible among the rustling of the trees in the breeze and the other birds, but it gradually becomes clearer – a continuous metallic whirr, like a fishing reel spinning.

Instead, assigning to each what is appropriate, he places the intelligible in the class of what is one and being calling it 'being' in so far as it is eternal and imperishable, and 'one' because of its likeness unto itself and its not admitting differentiation while he locates the perceptible among what is disordered and changing" (1114D).

Still, there was perceptible anxiety among producers at the speed of the decline in prices.

There was a perceptible shift among faculty members, from pessimism to optimism about securing an NIH grant.

Things of this latter sort are the so-called 'accidents.' Muslim theologians had argued for the existence of accidents from the fact that atoms as such are similar or homogeneous, and so if there are perceptible differences among bodies (and there clearly are such differences), those differences must be due to differences among the accidents that inhere in the atoms.

Although agencies such as UNICEF continue to operate in the region, there is a perceptible nervousness among the population.

All laws of nature describe interactions or relationships among perceptible things.

As I've toured six states in the last three weeks, I've witnessed a perceptible lack of enthusiasm among black voters, largely because there's a disconnect between voting and what we are concerned about.

Apart from its value as theater, "The Mercy Seat" is part of a perceptible shift in mood toward Sept. 11 among purveyors of culture.

Often all of these considerations will pull in the same direction, so the choice among them would make no perceptible difference.

The rhythm section, anchored by the perceptive bassist Matt Brewer and the astutely nimble drummer Marcus Gilmore, fed a sort of jet-stream propulsion, shifting among styles and tempos without a perceptible hitch.