Sentence examples for be more visibly from inspiring English sources

Some students would like us to be more visibly and openly there as top-notch gay professionals.

Grime might be more visibly political than it has been for some time, but that's more a reflection of the attention brought to the genre over the past few months by Skepta, JME, Stormzy, Novelist and others.

After a loss to the Atlanta Hawks last Monday night, he said that he had made a conscious effort to be more visibly positive on the court after someone — he would not say who, but Coach Avery Johnson was a good bet — told him that his body language was lacking in the previous game against Miami.

In addition, in the context of a special study being undertaken to identify effective proactive measures for improving the gender imbalance in staffing, AFP is also considering various ways in which gender analysis skills and competence could be more visibly integrated in job descriptions and ways of attracting more qualified women staff to work in FAO's various technical areas of competence.

This is because contemporary schools are more visibly diverse than they used to be.

But Cook is more visibly relaxed with this new, young team.

Mr. Howard is more visibly amused, disgusted and drunk than any Brick I've seen.

If police numbers really have increased by 40%, why hasn't crime been more visibly quelled?

One theory is that Muslim women are more "visibly" Muslim because of traditional clothing such as the hijab or abaya.

True, Justice Kennedy's 7-to-1 majority opinion changed little and again bought a little time, but affirmative action is, more visibly than ever, on life support.

Pyongyang is more visibly affluent in part because of a tremendous effort to improve the city for the 100th anniversary of Kim Il-sung's birth this past April.