Sentence examples for not readily visible from inspiring English sources

His worst injuries were not readily visible.

Studies of the spatial distribution of soft-sediment infauna are inherently difficult, because the organisms are generally not readily visible, necessitating painstaking excavation.

Stars, planets, asteroids, gravity, moon landings … these are all amazing ideas that are difficult to believe because they're not readily visible.

The very word "self", as Trilling noted, ceases to be a mere reflexive or intensifier and achieves the status of a freestanding noun, referring to some inner core, not readily visible to others.

Executives should be mindful that conflicts of interest are often not readily visible and should work to remove them from the organization entirely, looking particularly at existing incentive systems.

The result, which begins "orange interior / flamingo george / third text time / shelters memory," is a kind of visual scat-rap-poetry that's perfect for — even if it's not readily visible from — 125th Street.

The males, in contrast, aren't readily visible, because they're nonfeeding dwarfs that live in the gelatinous tubes surrounding the females.

This driver knows he is buying an incredibly high-tech machine where all the bells and whistles aren't readily visible.

Tony needs a new one every day, and prefers them to be white, so he can see any stains that aren't readily visible on a colored one.

They don't necessarily need to be emboldened in my postpartum size and I guess stretch marks of the soul are the stretch marks that aren't readily visible to anyone other than me.

25– 28 Gene expression might provide novel insights into speciation because gene expression profiles have the ability to uncover phenotypes, which would not readily be visible via traditional approaches.