Sentence examples for perceptibly changed from inspiring English sources

And somewhere along the way, deep in the machine and language itself, the meaning is modestly but perceptibly changed?

The BBC1 controller, Peter Fincham, said that the success of Doctor Who had "perceptibly changed the landscape of Saturday night" by reviving the idea of whole families watching TV programmes together.

Five years after Mr. Manes committed suicide on March 13 , 1986-- his long run as Borough President and Queens Democratic Party leader shattered by scandal -- the Queens Boulevard scene that he flamboyantly dominated has slowly but perceptibly changed.

These days, the mood has perceptibly changed: China is no longer so keen to put out the welcome mat, and foreign companies are increasingly prone to complain of unfair treatment.

It has a serious, intelligent theme; set over the past 16 years, the play is about how personal ethics are passed along, one generation to the next, subtly but perceptibly changed like the code in a game of telephone.

The PDR recovers, however, if the sound source's location is perceptibly changed.

On the other hand, studies have also shown that the effect of bleaching agents is minimal with regard to roughening of composite resin surfaces and that they do not perceptibly change the shade of tooth colored materials [ 16].

The climate was perceptibly changing, and that is what Bruegel's snow scenes eerily record.

Yoga, Lorr says, has acted more like a dial, amplifying or humbling his ego, but never perceptibly changing it.

In time her version of Machtpolitik changed perceptibly, but it still remained a guiding principle.

The company had a style of dancing during its years in City Center that changed perceptibly when it moved to the New York State Theater.