Sentence examples for how visibly different from inspiring English sources
It corresponds with previous studies in Sweden that indicate that culture is perceived according to how visibly different "they" are from "us" (e.g. Mattsson, 2005; Pred, 2000).
The female participants expressed feelings about how their feet were visibly different from other people who they considered 'normal'normal
They considered themselves as being visibly different whilst wearing the footwear and this impacted on how they viewed themselves and how they viewed that others saw them.
Watching the second half of Manly's victory against the Sydney Roosters was a reminder that the NRL continues to operate at a visibly different level, mainly because of the natural abilities of the players – how else could Sonny Bill Williams, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Shaun Kenny-Dowall and even humble two-namers such as Boyd Cordner, Jake Friend and Anthony Minichiello end on the losing side?
In the general election, Nicola Sturgeon for the SNP and Leanne Wood for Plaid Cymru changed the debate not just because of what they said, but how they said it and the way in which they related to each other and the electorate – a visibly different kind of politics.
The three historical contexts are visibly different.
Aged 35, she is visibly different from the previous denizens of Transdniestrian officialdom.
"This housing is often segregated from the 'private' housing, and visibly different from it.
They half know this about themselves, how visibly they exude their sexual readiness.
To prove it is not a piece of furniture, Russia needs to do something visibly different from America.
All are clearly visibly different to the naked eye.
