Sentence examples for most visible form from inspiring English sources

Tarp was merely the most visible form of support.

Unlike City, however, it does not cover the most visible form of promotion: sponsoring the club's shirt.

But that was just the most visible form of the tumult that enveloped lives in the storm's wake.

One way early humans made sense of the universe was to personify its forces, and the most visible form of personification was the face.

The most visible form of this was a commitment, in Labour's 1997 manifesto, to cut 20% off British greenhouse-gas emissions by 2010 compared with their 1990 levels.

In 1999 the Labour government made it a priority to reduce rough sleeping, the most visible form of homelessness, and renewed it in 2008.

Flight, either individually or in groups, was one of the most visible forms of protest against enslavement.

The Times should continue to enforce its rules that bar journalists from the most visible forms of partisanship: contributing to campaigns, joining rallies or making public shows of support for candidates or causes.

Clothes swaps, co-working and car shares are among the most visible forms of the new sharing economy, with sites like thredUP (for children's clothing), RelayRides (for cars) and Sharable.net (everything from bikes to data) gaining traction nationally.

But it was peculiar, and disappointing, not to see a discussion of the varieties of old-earth creationism, theistic evolutionism, and non-Christian forms of creationism in chapter 4 - although it is certainly true that young-earth creationism and intelligent design are the most visible forms of antievolutionism today5.

The list is devoid of anything austere or chinstroke-y, but it does represent a wide sampling of the genre's most visible forms.