“It tells us something about the nature of perception and what makes things perceptually similar to one another.”

“I may be perceptually blind, but not all scientists will be, and out of this fact arises the possibility of new percepts and paradigms.”

“Messing with our rods and cones, Downing's saturated dots stick around perceptually in afterimages.”

“Science-based research leads to proprietary, protectable, patented and perceivably better products.”

“Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke quipped that the Bavarians might perceivably win all of their games this season.”

“Here new application options are perceivably opened up to perforated sheeting, which exceed the classic function of a non-bearing façade by far!”

“As Mauss perceptively noted, the gift economy enhances the authority of the most prodigal giver, not of the most aggressive hoarder.”

“The pimply-faced pubescent gazed in wonderment as his elder sibling orated perceptively on the great mysteries of teenage life.”

“The subsequent Greek tragedy is perceptively detailed, exhaustively dialogued, and incohesively patched together.”

“And also very much in Mr Osborne's own interests, as Mr King so percipiently pointed out.”