Sentence examples for perceptible only from inspiring English sources

The Easter egg Joseph Yeo smuggled in a mathematical nugget, perceptible only to the truly geeky.

Louis XV's personal influence on French policy became perceptible only after Fleury's death in 1744.

Further research indicated that the chocolate factories of Zaandam were the source – perceptible only with a northwesterly wind.

Moreover, his progression from bumbling virgin to bisexual psychopath is perceptible only over the arc of both books.

And how do blind people represent concepts such as rainbow, whose referent is perceptible only visually and comprised of colors, which are uniquely visual qualia?

I don't know if learning these lessons changes the way I perform in a way an audience would notice, or whether the difference is perceptible only to me.

Only pudgala is perceptible, and only jiva has consciousness.

Her expression changes only by a scarcely perceptible but obvious nuance – and what a few minutes before was a sham is now the sincere expression of deep emotion.

On the jungle floor, the light was hardly perceptible, offering only shadowy intimations of the surrounding forest.

This bias is perceptible not only in the most influential theories enunciated before 1900 (when the prototypes were either primeval, antique, or medieval) but also in the most influential ideas promulgated by such great architectural leaders of the 20th century as Frank Lloyd Wright and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

For myospheroid and rhea-depleted hemocytes the response to a wound was less perceptible since only a few cells ever reach the area of interest during the time of analysis.