perceptible

• At first this was done in a manner so perceptible, that is to say, God penetrated us with Himself in a manner so pure and so sweet, that we passed hours in this profound silence, always communicative, without being able to utter one word. —  AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MADAME GUYON
• The tightening of the muscles around his mouth is barely perceptible, the widening of the eyes infinitesimal, but all the more powerful for it. —  Expecting Rain
• This is what we all admit in practice; the smallest of our acts implies the belief in something perceptible which is wider and more durable than our astonished perceptions. —  The Mind and the Brain Being the Authorised Translation of L'Âme et le Corps
• The breathing was scarcely perceptible, and the beating of the heart was faint A strange case," said Lefevre in a low voice to his young comrade--"the strangest I've seen. —  Master of His Fate
• [34 Although the distinctively individual odor of most persons is not sufficiently marked to be generally perceptible, there are cases in which it is more distinct to all nostrils. —  Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 4 Sexual Selection In Man

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