Sentence examples similar to scarcely perceptible difference from inspiring English sources

"It's the only phone of the four that has a slightly more colour-saturated default setting: a barely perceptible difference but a bonus for people who just want to take good snapshots.

Rather, in the back-and-forth over turkey, Tannen detected barely perceptible differences in the styles of talk that she traced to their their ethnic, class, regional, age and gender differences.

Shifts were so silky they were scarcely perceptible.

It can be seen that there is no perceptible difference.

But, for all his lusty support of England's football team, he is not one of those deracinated upper-caste Scots with scarcely perceptible accents.

She was hoping to echo that raffishness in her collection, which could benefit, she thought, from a series of scarcely perceptible tweaks.

There was no perceptible difference between stimulation frequencies, which may have reflected low study power.

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.

And it is also an area in which the pressure of the "ordinary" consumer can make a perceptible difference.

His first sculpture in wood, The Prodigal Son, in 1914, was very close to abstraction; it is a piece of rudely carved oak with the scarcely perceptible features of a human being.

It need hardly be said that Mr. Bogart ultimately achieves this renunciation with a scarcely perceptible pang and with a line of skilful and disarming dialogue which says that nobility ill becomes the character he plays.