Sentence examples similar to always becoming visible from inspiring English sources

"Women who have succeeded too well at becoming visible have always been penalized vigilantly and forcefully, and turned into spectacles," she writes in the preface ― and that hasn't changed.

There is always a lag between the implementation of actions and the impact becoming visible.

Leopold's wounds are becoming visible at last.

Policing is becoming visible, local and accountable with neighbourhood teams.

The afflatus of becoming visible saints is intoxicating.

The changes that movement made are becoming visible now.

Across the Church of England its success is becoming visible.

The first fractures were already becoming visible during campaigning.

Change has been visible in, say, bookselling, but now maybe it's also becoming visible in political institutions.

And the roots of Detroit's revitalisation are now becoming visible.

"Becoming Visible: An Illustrated History of Lesbian and Gay Life in 20th Century America," by Molly McGarry and Fred Wasserman.