Sentence examples for it must be visible from inspiring English sources

If the U.S. democratic ideal is still to be emulated elsewhere, the U.S. must be seen to be brave about its purpose, despite the risks, and above all, it must be visible.

I feel that I must bow my head, because it must be visible on my face.

If you have any tattoos, you must also get one that says, "N.C.A.A.," and it must be visible at all times.

I feel that I must bow my head, because it must be visible on my face, a yearning that can be read.

To civic technology, however, it must be visible and clearly understood, because the technology itself is built upon our civic interconnectedness.

The Craftsman does not indeed logically cannot copy by replicating the Living Thing; his challenge rather lies in crafting an image of it that is subject to the constraints of becoming: unlike the model, it must be visible and tangible (28b7), hence three-dimensional (solid stereoeidê, 32b1).

Royal blue with white block letters, it says: INSIDE ROPES ACCESS MUST BE VISIBLE AT ALL TIMES MEDIA I am wearing it around my belt, where it hangs sideways, because the photographers' armbands are all on their belts, and the style is patently cool.

It is clear that the programme must be visible and readily accessible to those who need vaccinations, but without hindering the flow of cross-border traffic.

He argues that it is essential that the seer itself must be visible, that is, seeable; he refers to the body as an "exemplar sensible" being both sensate and sensible.

If the Millennium Dome was visible from near space, this vast complex of stages, tented villages, the stadium itself, must be visible from its outer reaches.

If the work is a building, the name must be visible to people entering or approaching it.