Sentence examples for rather visibly from inspiring English sources

Informant 3 and her family misinterpreted the rather visibly distended abdomen as a symptom of a harmless condition, as they all agreed that it was probably a hernia.

Her greenish, gently leftish convictions poke through rather too visibly sometimes.

Meanwhile Jonathan Coate, the farmer who runs the visitor centre Lord Smith visited, was resigned rather than visibly angry – describing the visit as a "PR exercise".

Mr. Rather grew visibly emotional during the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, when the brass band played "The Star-Spangled Banner".

But again, that would not be much help to humans: we have long life-cycles, so the results might be centuries ahead even were we ready to choose potentially long-lived mates rather than visibly well-endowed or well-heeled ones.What, though, if instead of selective breeding for longer-lived stock, the chosen method were to be genetic manipulation?

I met Marcouch a month before the Gay Pride Parade, at the district office in Slotervaart, an area of cheap three- and four-story concrete apartment blocks built mostly in the nineteen-fifties, which are dreary rather than visibly poverty-stricken.

It is not an unmarked police car, but rather a barely visibly marked police car.

On Wednesday, after listening to Libya's lengthy but rather unspecific presentations, Judge Hans-Peter Kaul, visibly irritated, asked from the bench if the Libyan authorities were "really aware" that they must provide the court with "concrete, tangible and pertinent evidence that proper and concrete investigations are going on?" Yes, a lawyer for Libya replied, "the authorities are acutely aware".

The Nup153, Nup214 and Nup358 FG hydrogels displayed an intermediate efficiency as a passive barrier: they were rather permeable towards mCherry, but visibly restrictive towards the tetramerized (105 kDa) tCherry version.

This is consistent with more of these students switching to the visibly most common answer rather than using peer discussion to move to the correct answer.

"Some things just feel different when they are thrust visibly in front of you rather than filtered through the ramshackle prose of Jack Kerouac".