Sentence examples for more visibly than from inspiring English sources

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

True, Justice Kennedy's 7-to-1 majority opinion changed little and again bought a little time, but affirmative action is, more visibly than ever, on life support.

Canada, in some ways even more visibly than the United States, is of course a nation of immigrants, whose numbers are swelling all the time.

Nothing illustrates the failure of this government to create the society I wish to live in more visibly than the rise of food banks.

Dr. Guiliano, whose appointment is effective this fall, said he hoped to promote the school more visibly than his predecessor did.

Through the research excellence framework (REF), and other initiatives by the research councils, researchers have been routinely encouraged to parade their expertise more visibly than ever.

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

His posters are all over the north of Sudan, far more visibly displayed than those of his rivals.

Your wounded ear is, after all, more visibly painful than the expression in your sister's eyes or the residue of paint on your brother's skin.

Grime might be more visibly political than it has been for some time, but that's more a reflection of the attention brought to the genre over the past few months by Skepta, JME, Stormzy, Novelist and others.

Petke was more visibly upset than anyone in the MetroStars' dressing room about Diallo, saying that if he ran into Diallo outside the dressing room he would break his nose.