Sentence examples for became visible when from inspiring English sources

The cracks first became visible when a few philosophers challenged some of the assumptions of Walzer's "Just and Unjust Wars" shortly after its publication in 1977.

The clashes became visible when Mr. Olbermann started anchoring his program, "Countdown," in front of a funereal black backdrop, apparently out of frustration about technical difficulties.

At 59 Talnakhskaya Street, an 80-apartment building dating to the 1960s, the sinking corner became visible when a giant crack appeared on the side.

High-level negotiations on the issue became visible when Condoleezza Rice, President Bush's national security adviser, met with Mr. Blix in New York on Monday and pressed the issue of interviewing Iraqi scientists.

The shift became visible when Dick Cheney, debating Joe Lieberman during the campaign, said that he was wrestling "with the extent of which there ought to be legal sanction of [gay] relationships," adding, "I think we ought to do everything we can to tolerate and accommodate whatever kind of relationships people want to enter into".

Plants could have similarly miniature individuals that first became visible when they sprouted.

The plot is left to dry until cracks become visible, when another thin layer of water is introduced.

Pixel moirés become visible when the spatially aliased periods and amplitudes of illumination lights exceed certain critical values.

Comets become visible when their orbits bring them near the sun, and heat and solar radiation turns some of the ice to gas, releasing dusty material.

The point is to bridge theory and practice by peeking at the world through the critical lens of 'living laboratories' and noticing what becomes visible when we do that.

The two types co-exist, but the sunnier colors only become visible when the chlorophylls break down at the end of the growing season, when deciduous trees reallocate resources from leaves to roots.