Sentence examples for most visibly on from inspiring English sources

Previously, high-tech companies lobbied most visibly on narrower issues, including Internet privacy, data scrambling and immigration.

American actress, writer, director, and producer known for advancing a feminist perspective coloured by the experiences of the millennial generation, most visibly on the television series Girls (2012– ).

At 75, she is still that imaginative, and still writing, most visibly on Twitter, where she has a warm and chatty presence.

A third force holding imperial Russia's elite and masses together, most visibly on Easter Sunday and other feast days, was orthodox Christianity.In this section The history channel Wilfulness and will power European body, Asian soul?

She went on to work with David Lynch (Lost Highway) and Martin Scorsese (Bringing out the Dead), and has spent the latter part of her career most visibly on TV (Medium, Boardwalk Empire, CSI).

Recent events have not exactly conspired to overturn its thesis, although one might for the moment feel like reversing the word order, given who has been most visibly on the offensive lately.

Since that prestigious hat-tip from the organization, which provides support to emerging artists, he's gone on to gain significant recognition, most visibly for his role in "Hamilton," which he won a Tony Award for this year.

Huge tribes of American "Outlaws", Colombians, Costa Ricans, Uruguayans, Mexicans and – most visibly – Argentinians slept on the beaches, on benches, in hostels and upmarket hotels.

At 42 Ms. Coolidge is hardly a girl anymore, but she's been having more than her share of fun, most visibly as Bobbi, on the "Friends" spin-off "Joey," starring Matt LeBlanc.

They got it on Sunday from both finalists but it was Nadal who most visibly left it all on the court.

Iranians are blogging, posting to Facebook and, most visibly, coordinating their protests on Twitter, the messaging service.