Sentence examples similar to more visibly detectable from inspiring English sources

Berlusconi meanwhile will be ageing ever more visibly.

And he grows more visibly angry when discussing executive pay.

This is because contemporary schools are more visibly diverse than they used to be.

So higher education may once again become more visibly implicated.

But Cook is more visibly relaxed with this new, young team.

But, in the same period, the social atmosphere has become more visibly conservative.

He seemed lost in his mysticism--more than people can imagine, more visibly so than any other Pope.

Especially as, by contrast, populist parties are often far more visibly present and active at ground level.

Presidential campaigns have become more visibly affected by restrictions on hedge-fund and private-equity managers in the past five years.

As budget director, Mr Orzsag helped shape the first stimulus package and, more visibly, the health-care reform legislation.

"At one point I might be able to help it happen a little more visibly than you might expect".