Sentence examples for perceptible as from inspiring English sources

Sometimes these teeny tremors register as something almost barely perceptible, as fleeting as deja vu.

Certainly, this recession is just as perceptible as any of the 10 other American recessions since World War II.

WHEN the conductor of the St . Olaf Choirsteps to the podium, the rustling of choir-robe sleeves is barely perceptible as choristers clasp hands.

They seemed, rather, to be distinct parts of my body, as perceptible as fingers — oddly distant, protuberant, like old-fashioned spectacles.

At the beginning of the Romantic period, artists were still influenced by British painting, but this influence grew less and less perceptible as the 19th century progressed.

And the next you're sucked into a vivid, intense world, where time seems to move slower, colors are brighter, sounds more perceptible, as though the whole universe has suddenly come into focus".

Averroes thus employs "intentions" to convey not the form of the perceptible object as it is, but as it is sensed, imagined, remembered or intellected by the respective faculties of the soul.

Some mystics find the spiritual to be immanent within the world of ordinary sense perception, but others discount the perceptible world as illusion and attribute reality to the spiritual alone.

It was as perceptible a smile as radio has ever transmitted a gigantic, slow-motion, suspenders-snapping, you-betta-fuckin'-believe-it smile.

With the body count rising, he just gazes and gives barely perceptible nods, as if saying to himself, "Yes, this is as I had feared".

While Plato's Forms play a definitive role in the perceptible realm as responsible for the determinate characteristics of things, they count as a kind of present absence.