Sentence examples for most visible most from inspiring English sources

John, Paul, George and Ringo - the most visible, most photographed, most talked-about four people the world had ever known - had a gay manager.

Koch was the most visible, most audible stalwart of the Village Independent Democrats, the most famous, most rambunctious reform political club in the city.

"The neighborhood is where the impact of the economic crisis is most visible, most real, most painful," said Elce Redmond of the South Austin Coalition.

Mr. Davis was not the first person to declare himself a world citizen, but he was inarguably the most visible, most vocal and most indefatigable.

"Of all the things you do, why give up the most visible, most reputable thing you do?" asked Barry Kreiswirth, a microbiologist at N.Y.U.'s Public Health Research Institute.

Whatever the courtroom-ready evidence against him, there is no question but that A.W.K. is the most visible, most intractable symbol of the corruption and corporate self-interest of the Karzai government in southern Afghanistan.

The temptation remains for aid organisations to compete to be the one most visibly meeting the most visible needs.

The World Cup is the most visible and most energetically marketed sporting event in the calendar.

Claritin was clearly the most visible, the most expensive and skillfully executed, and the bottom-line results were immediately apparent.

It propelled him straight through the last, most productive, most visible decade of his life.

The most visible and most aggressive of the developers is Related Companies, which controls an area it also is calling Hudson Yards.