Sentence examples for plainly visible on from inspiring English sources

In September, the transplant had been plainly visible on his CT scan.

Some of the facilities are so large that they would be plainly visible on satellite photos.

Plainly visible on the table were two pennants: the American flag and the flag of the Russian Federation.

Mr. McCain has a scarred, puffy left cheek from surgery that he had in 2000 after doctors discovered his third melanoma, and it is plainly visible on television.

As the President explained what Remsburg had subsequently been through — a coma, ten surgeries, the loss of his voice, blindness in one eye, the loss of movement, and "years of gruelling rehab" to regain some of his faculties — the wounded soldier looked gamely ahead, the rigors of his experience plainly visible on his face and head.

Lapham upbraids Mehta for saying that Shawn's editing was invisible (the subtitle of the book is "The Invisible Art of Editing"), declaring that "the art of Shawn's editing was plainly visible on every page of the magazine". Is Lapham deliberately missing the point?

For some people, it has been a pleasant surprise that the comet was plainly visible to the naked eye.

We take great care to make sure that all of those aspects of development are plainly visible to our community.

That's in contrast to games like Go and Chess, both of which feature a board which contains all the pieces in play, plainly visible to both competitors.

Kuhn and colleagues described a novel attentional misdirection approach (deliberate diversion of attention away from a visually salient stimulus) to investigate overt and covert attention mechanisms in connection with inattentional blindness (not being able to perceive something that is plainly visible because one's attention has not been focused on it).

But many viewers sensed otherwise, continuing a trend that was plainly visible during the first presidential debate on Oct. 3, when the candidates tried to run over the moderator Jim Lehrer of PBS, defying the very debate rules that were negotiated by their campaigns.