Sentence examples for perhaps visible from inspiring English sources

If they know that they have just returned from praying at the highest occupancy building in the world – something that is, perhaps, visible from outer-space – they will feel doubly good about themselves.

This is perhaps visible in the specialized role of lignin in the uncommon lignified joints, genicula, of C. cheilosporioides [ 20].

It's perhaps less visible, and that's the point of the film.

The second, and perhaps more visible, role of the Secret Service involves the protection of prominent political figures and government officials.

Perhaps less visible in his poems, but clear in his interviews, is his Arab nationalism and secularism.

This is perhaps most visible in Mr. Othoniel's best-known public work, a subway station entrance at Palais Royal in Paris.

On Friday, those obstacles were perhaps most visible in Algeria, where thousands of police officers in riot gear mobilized in the center of the capital, Algiers.

It is likely to have fewer employees and be "perhaps less visible", while maintaining neighbourhood policing is likely to be a challenge.

Of all these differences, the contrast in racial and ethnic demographics is perhaps most visible to viewers of the conventions, being held this year on consecutive weeks.

"Policing in five years' time is likely to look different to now and to 2010: smaller, less costly and perhaps less visible," it said.

Ms. Reid, a British television mainstay who did a decade on the soap opera "Coronation Street," portrays the flintier, less agreeable Celia with considerable, if perhaps too visible, skill; sometimes the character's smugness feels uncomfortably genuine.