Sentence examples for making more visible from inspiring English sources

One senses an underlying anxiety, which might be worth making more visible (Johnson).

Without pandering to the predictable and false accusation that women's rights are an elite issue, any long-term movement arising from this tragedy will also have to think seriously about how the outrage that was galvanised by a brutal assault on a victim thought of as young and middle-class can also be directed at making more visible, and equally unacceptable, a wider spectrum of sexual violence.

"Our ranks have included sculptors, installation artists, and painters… hoping to entice arts-interested patrons to come out to shows by making more visible the dizzying range of good work going on here [and] issues surrounding artists' everyday practice in and beyond their studios".

Thoracic structure similar to that in holotype, except that regularly thinner and longer setae not clearly visible on background of darker cuticle, making more visible stiff and short setae covering all thoracic and four basal abdominal terga.

Recognizing gendered narratives of illness in clinical consultation may have a salutary potential, making more visible depression among men while relieving self-blame among women, and thereby encouraging the development of healthier practices of how to be a man or a woman.

He described an aspect of life that the online world makes more visible and acute.

Next, she said, the ratings should be made more visible to the public.

The collections have been made more visible through an active schedule of shows and events.

If anything, those human qualities are made more visible to us by the design.

One feature with the EMD technique is that frequencies of higher modes can be made more visible by the sifting process.

The first of these is to make more visible and help coordinate the complement of programs, courses, and activities currently being offered in the environmental humanities at Yale.