Sentence examples for completely visibly from inspiring English sources

Co-star Streep said of Lohan's acting: "She's in command of the art form" and "completely, visibly living in front of the camera".

"You need a little bit of pro-choice women and some gay guys and some black people so that you aren't completely visibly homophobic, misogynistic and racist".

The proposition expressed by the sentence "There are perceptual objects whose surface is both (visibly) completely green and completely red at the same time" is a case in point.

I've never completely recovered but I am visibly healthy and able to lead a normal life.

I mention these columns to Julius, and he goes completely white: finally, I understand what the expression "visibly blanched" means.

While these eight mesenteries are present from early polyp stages, they did not become visibly fluorescent until polyps possessed twelve completely developed tentacles (Figure 1E–Figure

Officials at all levels of state and local government appeared to be taken completely by surprise; on the streets of New Orleans, people were visibly stunned.

Reus in particular could have had a couple of goals in a first 45 minutes completely controlled by Loew's side, with the coach growing visibly frustrated as the half wore on and his team wasted a flurry of openings.

King asked again: "You can't even say why you settled?" Prejean, visibly displeased, refused to answer: "Larry, it's completely confidential and you're being inappropriate".

He said a few passengers were visibly upset but the cabin and ground crews were "outstanding and completely calm".

"I was told to take a week to 10 days completely off - I just didn't have enough time to recover," said the visibly dejected Scot.