Sentence examples for a visibly important from inspiring English sources

Previous visits to Malta, Australia and the United States all included emotional meetings with abuse victims which were regarded as a visibly important step in the Church's public response to an issue that has dogged the Vatican for more than a decade.

Aggregation of either protein was evidenced by a visibly significant quantity of protein precipitate.

You see something similar in the Zune HD, which I loved, but it also has an advanced ARM processor with a special name, and again, it's perhaps the least visibly important part of the device.

By Nancy Franklin May 25, 2011 In my actual, real-world life, the world that requires me to leave my apartment and interact with people, I haven't run across anyone who has an opinion about the fact that Oprah Winfrey is ending her twenty-five-year run as one of the most visibly important cultural figures of our time.

Photograph: TIME & LIFE Pictures/Getty Images In my actual, real-world life, the world that requires me to leave my apartment and interact with people, I haven't run across anyone who has an opinion about the fact that Oprah Winfrey is ending her twenty-five-year run as one of the most visibly important cultural figures of our time.

In my actual, real-world life, the world that requires me to leave my apartment and interact with people, I haven't run across anyone who has an opinion about the fact that Oprah Winfrey is ending her twenty-five-year run as one of the most visibly important cultural figures of our time.

Chrysler was, like General Motors, specially situated as a visibly troubled company in a traditionally important industry, suffering during a severe economic downturn.

A visibly disheartened Sinirlioglu conceded a unified message is important.

This notion is important in the Finnish context with a visibly abundant amount of slot machines available, and a new casino complex emerging in the eastern part of Finland in the near future.

So it was important to me personally not to participate in such a visibly discriminatory institution until it was available to all".

A visibly moved Reagan sang along.