Sentence examples for not particularly visible from inspiring English sources

"If you actually think about it," she says, "what is sexual between people is, up close, not particularly visible.

Let's call it an entry-level Aston, an attempt by the British car-maker to rectify the fact that its marque is exclusive but not particularly visible.

But Kinsley spent half his time working from Seattle, where he lives, and so, unlike most editorial-page editors, he was not particularly visible in the community.

Fixing those problems (or trying to) requires a lot of effort, some parts of a budget, and success is not particularly visible to voters, 100 per cent of whom live outside prison walls.

That is, the "overestimation" due to the Hausman model is not particularly visible when time effects are taken into account.

But not a particularly visible one.

Two of his former rivals, Rudolph W. Giuliani and Mario M. Cuomo, have endorsed the cause, though their support has not been particularly visible.

In spite of his long tenure as dean, Ackerman was not a particularly visible figure on campus, especially in his later years.

She is appearing at the debates, but for the most part is not a particularly visible figure on the campaign trail.

34 39 In Finland, public discussion on the state of clinical research has appeared late, and it has not been particularly visible.

These infrared luminosities are very large, but in many cases LIRGs are not particularly luminous in visible light.