Sentence examples for quite audible from inspiring English sources

Often misdiagnosed as migraine auras, they hang upside down in clusters like translucent fruit bats, and when excited their flapping is quite audible.

I don't feel confident of explaining the full sequence of events leading to Magnus's triumph – words were not always quite audible – but I can say there was an enchanting "Panic!

You stare into the blanched surfaces of her canvases, noticing a whisper of a form that is not quite audible, become distracted by another notation – a bright pupil, a trace of water – and the picture changes.

The other strange aspect to rugby, quite audible through the referee's microphone, is the attempt by players to influence the man in the middle nowadays.

According to task force members, Levant proclaimed that the report had been defeated "unanimously" although task force members insist votes of support were quite audible.

I overheard an account of an audience member saying to a friend she wished to have some sort of quite audible response, perhaps out of nothing more than curiosity.

To which the response from the White House is equally effusive, if not quite as audible: you go, Ted!

Mechanical keyboards usually provide a better tactile response because the keys offer more resistance when pressed and spring back up quickly, but that can create quite an audible clacking rhythm when a fast typist is working away.

Although some "no"s were audible — quite a few, even — the "ayes" had it overwhelmingly.

You get jarred quite hard; there's an audible crash that bangs through the suspension right through your skeleton.

Remember that you've already purchased the Kindle versions of these books, too, so it's very possible that you'll essentially be paying double for the same content, though in most cases the Audible upgrade is quite a bit cheaper.