Sentence examples for more audibly from inspiring English sources
"They really, really need my help with maths," he said only slightly more audibly.
Beethoven's quartet is at once raw, unadorned and agile, the harmonies more audibly dissonant.
He has to work more audibly than before to sustain his voice, and his softened legato passages sometimes have a leathery quality.
But the Centre Court crowd, which has seen some of Federer's greatest triumphs and defeats (see the Kipling poem posted at the players entrance), was more audibly in Tsonga's corner as his rally continued to develop.
The DNC at-large list was put to a voice vote, with a clear majority of members approving the list, and an attempt to reconsider — which would have taken a two-thirds majority of members — failing even more audibly.
Hospitals and doctors are largely responsible for not screeching more audibly as the insurers took over the profession, sacrificing the doctor-patient relationship to the chimera of stemming the rise in costs, while in reality enriching insurers' coffers.
This unusual project, which teams him with four guitarists and a banjoist, is in part designed to shift the spotlight off an audibly more fallible virtuoso.
Kings and Queens went to No 2, amid glowing reviews that suggested Treays's talent was audibly more substantial than most of his peers'.
As we got to the last stages of the order, the lady was getting audibly more anxious.
I keep returning to the thought that, like other minorities before them, Muslims in the West will do themselves, Muslims worldwide, and Western societies all a great favor by becoming visibly and audibly more active in politics, at both the electoral and the street level.
I found Tom, who was in the hentai room for much of the night with a massive crew, standing up dabbing in the front row during a particularly raunchy scene when two female characters started sucking each other's nipples, and, as one of the more visibly and audibly excited members of the audience, I had to ask him why he was there.
