Sentence examples for perceptible shift from inspiring English sources

He has been rewarded by a small but perceptible shift in the polls.

Dearlove is quoted as saying that, in Washington: "There was a perceptible shift in attitude.

The emotional scenes were part of a perceptible shift in the national mood.

Since the Wake went out of copyright in the EU in 2012, there has been a perceptible shift.

There has been a perceptible shift over the summer concerning the future shape of the Anglican communion.

The president's criticism was part of a perceptible shift in attitude toward Western companies and governments evident in some Central Asian countries.

There have been one or two perceptible shifts in tone and direction.

His music might embrace intense, Coltrane-esque laments, hinted funk grooves or sighing love songs but he's also a master of texture who can recycle a shapely phrase with barely perceptible shifts of nuance.

These are large changes, tracked over decades, but often the difference between death and life depends upon the difference between two o'clock and four o'clock — upon tiny infrastructural adjustments and barely perceptible shifts in situation.

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.

But even if the Joyce's goal is to be inclusive, where does such a perceptible curatorial shift leave a new generation of downtown choreographers?