Sentence examples for perceptible it from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the division is barely perceptible: it just makes sense.

In fact, though the rhythmic activity can be iceberg-slow and not always perceptible, it is as essential to the music's architecture as the heartbeats of the characters are to the drama.

Gesenius et al. (2006): 132) state that, while "[t]he shade of meaning conveyed" by this form "is not always so perceptible", it can be described as being "frequently emphatic".

Every heartbeat is a blessing and no one should ever take it, no matter how softly perceptible it is, for granted.

When the soul makes use of the senses and attends to perceptibles, "it strays and is confused and dizzy, as if it were drunk" (79c).

It is barely perceptible, but it makes a difference – like many such details found within.

Instead, with its barely perceptible crack, it lies like deadweight on the dialogue: "I can't believe it.

"If a smell is still perceptible when it's diluted seven times, then it's deemed to be too strong and action can be taken," says Henshaw.

It thus seems preferable to understand What Is as coterminous but not consubstantial with the perceptible cosmos: it is in exactly the same place where the perceptible cosmos is, but is a separate and distinct "substance".

This sense of incompletion is barely perceptible, but it hovers about the pool, wafting like a trace of chlorine.

Only the outlines of the form-fitting sexy black clothes were perceptible, so it was hard to appreciate the mixing of sheer and opaque panels, the slits of exposed skin peeking out from a jumpsuit and the graphic zigzag patterns on skirts.