Sentence examples for perceptible his from inspiring English sources

The affable side of Henry is perceptible; his monster side is either unconvincing or too well concealed.

Alternately obvious and barely perceptible, his many physical attitudes — fluid, taut, rubbery, hammy — lend a theatrical consistency to the subject matter, which is as much about the simple act of two people dancing together as it is about showing a family tree of New York dance.

Moving on…" Barely perceptible beneath his layers of weatherproof clothing is Hugo Blick, currently directing Gyllenhaal through a pivotal scene in his new drama, The Honourable Woman.

He laughs at himself, a look of mild amazement just perceptible on his face.

But it is also a story, barely perceptible, of his connection to the PCI.

The influence of Franz Kafka (some of whose work Hedayat translated) is perceptible in his writing, and he has a tendency toward psychological probing shared by many Persian writers.

"It was clear to me that Rush Limbaugh does not understand the illness," Dr. Eger said, anger perceptible in his vivid blue eyes.

"I am leaving for the theater in 12 minutes," Mr. Happel said, just a teeny edge of tension perceptible in his voice, after answering a query about a "Chaconne" costume.

Although Bacon stated that he modelled the creatures on the Furies, the visual link to the sources is barely perceptible in his finished work.

Fondly she recalled his voiceless reply: the intense brightening of his eyes and the slight, scarcely perceptible shifting of his lips, an attempt to smile with a mouth distorted by the way the blast broke his jaw and, too, by the way it wrecked his brain, causing a muscle spasticity that pulls his lower jaw behind his upper, so that he sometimes seems to have no chin at all.

Immediately afterward, Mr. Marshall delivered a barely perceptible counterpunch in his remarks when he spoke of his "very special bond' with his mother as her only child, and said that the two of them "particularly loved the times when Charlene and I were alone with my mother, whether in New York or on trips we took abroad".