perceptibly

The call gets perceptibly stronger when I think about her.

For the next 40 years, the role of the office grew slowly but perceptibly.

She looked at him and just perceptibly smiled, but did not speak.

I also say that there is something perceptibly like method going on among them right now.

And then the little room began to grow perceptibly warmer.

When he looked up again, the far side of the stream bed was perceptibly closer.

At the end of an hour the land was perceptibly nearer.

The marriage had been strong then, too, slipping a little perhaps, but not perceptibly.

He hesitated perceptibly, then refused and went on his way.

Its lines were not rigid, but changed slowly and perceptibly.

She spoke with over emphasis, and her face turned perceptibly pale.

Then slowed perceptibly for a moment just before coming to a door where he knocked.

A pair of subjects was given the same three perceptibly different wines.

But other suns that were at closer range moved perceptibly.

Within minutes the noise level had increased perceptibly as the champagne began to have its effect.

There was, quite perceptibly, less sand in the top bulb.

The wound in his shoulder closed perceptibly as she watched.

He moved casually to stand to her left; she relaxed perceptibly.

This was the present then, or perhaps the future, for the City walls beyond it were perceptibly higher than he remembered them.

It was nearer now and every minute getting perceptibly larger.

Indeed, clothing sales, which have been flat in recent years, are ahead perceptibly.

The tower has reached the 280-meter level, and grows perceptibly higher every hour.

They were still making progress, but the pace was slowing perceptibly.

She strained to see inside his words, then calmed perceptibly.

Regardless of how many leaves the man turned over she doubted he would ever change perceptibly.