Sentence examples for perceptibly long from inspiring English sources

In extreme cases, when the wait becomes actually long, instead of merely perceptibly long, things fall apart.

Maturity of SEES-teratomas perceptibly increased after long-term implantation, while areas of each tissue component remained unchanged.

Burt Reynolds's waxy face, with all its work done, is perceptibly the same as those long-forgotten days when he ruled the 1970s box office.

Already irritated with Speaker John Bercow for being long-winded, unctuous and perceptibly anti-Conservative in the House of Commons, the idea that his Labour-supporting wife would go on the programme's Channel 5 reincarnation had been a red rag to the proverbial.

"Right, my favorites," he said, his lithe jockey's frame stiffening perceptibly for the only time in two long interviews.

Loading pages is generally quicker to boot (though still not as downright quick as Chrome), and swiping down through long pages of content is perceptibly smoother than the version that preceded it.

As he rose to the surface, gasping for breath, he saw that he had been a long time under water; he was perceptibly farther down stream nearer to safety.

Sheehan and Cohen relaxed perceptibly.

He has not mellowed perceptibly.

It does not perceptibly move.

"An Italian man?" Barely perceptibly, Paola nodded.