Sentence examples for most visible examples from inspiring English sources

This Indian sculptor's painted and gilded fiberglass figures have been among the most visible examples of contemporary South Asian art.

Oscar, which sells insurance on the individual exchanges, is one of the most visible examples of the direct-to-consumer approach.

On one hand, they are the most visible examples of the highly educated, entrepreneurial and growing black middle class that cultural markers like "The Cosby Show" first introduced to white Americans in the 1980s.

Yet as one of the most visible examples of British investment here, Sainsbury's is a natural focus for protests against Prime Minister Tony Blair's support of Washington's negotiating initiatives in the Middle East, they said.

A few years ago, the fjord was 25 miles long, but the melting of the glacier has lengthened the fjord to 31 miles, a change that has made it one of Greenland's most visible examples of climate change.

Those are only the latest and most visible examples of the rise in violent militia groups in recent years, said Mark Potok, an authority on the groups and the editor of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Intelligence Report.

The Metro is the most visible example of that advantage.

The US provides the most visible example of the coal industry's decline.

The highway legislation is the most visible example of the Democratic strategy.

But the most visible example of this approach, in Kansas City, was a notable failure.

Snoring through trials is only the most visible example of the Texas system's problems.