Sentence examples for perceptible movement from inspiring English sources

Of course, not all of the suggestions were related to the perceptible movement of air across vast pressure differences.

Then again, to let President Obama come and go without there being any perceptible movement in the peace process may be dangerous for Israel's international position.

Despite perceptible movement on the economic issues, union leaders sounded the alarm after a five-hour bargaining session, saying that they were prepared for a long battle and the loss of regular-season games.

But such is the hipster-driven trend towards reverse progress in technology – think of the boom in vinyl records, the huge typewriter-like Freewrite laptop and the reinvented Polaroid camera – there's now a small but perceptible movement back to electronic-as-furniture.

There was very little perceptible movement of his body or arms.

The effect, at the Almeida, is that the barely perceptible movement transmutes into time as it proceeds tediously.

Over and over the guitarist's left hand articulated strings with barely perceptible movements, sounding and muting notes almost simultaneously, and playing complete arpeggios through a single stroke with his right hand.

It moves in almost perfect balance and precision; it walks, trots, and canters in highest collection and extension, all in response to barely perceptible movements of its rider's hands, legs, and weight.

As Japan's only business daily, the Nikkei is best known for its no-frills news and analysis of Japan's financial world, from barely perceptible movements in the stock and money markets to the possible outcome of the next policy meeting of the board of the Bank of Japan.

Over and over the guitarist's left hand articulated strings with barely perceptible movements, sounding and muting notes almost simultaneously, and playing complete arpeggios with a single stroke of his right hand.

The "fast-forward" effect accelerates the thousands of barely-perceptible movements we make when standing still, and so ­Katie's form wobbles and jerks.