Sentence examples for exceedingly visible from inspiring English sources
Along the way Mr. Dundas is accidentally decapitated by a chain saw (remember, most of the props are invisible); swift verbal references to popular films fly by, as do occasional four-letter words, and Mr. Collins realizes his dream of singing something appropriate for 4 a.m. in a cabaret, while Mr. Dundas wields an exceedingly visible broom, metal bucket and vacuum cleaner.
Given that prevailing ethos of constant availability and self-importance, there must be a simple risk for a politician in being the last person left reading by a Tuscan poolside, white wine at their side.But it is also partly a question of common decency, I think, especially in an age of 24 hour rolling news, when the decision by a leader to stay on holiday is so exceedingly visible.
And some of what you'll see in future Lincolns is now visible in the Continental, including exceedingly high-quality LEDs used inside the cabin (called organic LEDs, and developed in concert with Pioneer Electronics ).
In recent years the firm deftly managed the shift from selling hardware to offering software and services.The morale of Kodak's fate is that technology trends are often clearly visible, but changing a successful company is exceedingly hard.
Mr. Pittman had been a highly visible and active executive at both America Online and AOL Time Warner, and he is widely viewed as exceedingly ambitious.
This perplexing observation could be explained, as suggested in the introduction, by postulating that the peptoid is an exceedingly weak ligand for antibodies in the pool and that retention of IgGs is only readily visible on relatively rare beads that happen to display dense clusters of the compound.
It's exceedingly strange how a person like me, who literally lives for movies, can recoil at the most visible, storied event intended to celebrate the very best of them.
Dress was exceedingly casual.
Expulsion is exceedingly rare.
Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.
