Sentence examples for so much visible from inspiring English sources

With so much visible unhappiness, it seemed a strange day for the PM to launch a consultation to measure happiness.

Upon landing in China he was forced to rationalize "the immense number of buildings…their fantastic shapes and gaudy colours, their trees and flowers so like their paintings, and the myriads of floating vessels" with the squalid economic conditions of the inhabitants, belied by so much visible evidence of prosperity.

With so many dogs all over the island and so much visible and unnecessary suffering, some amount of sadness and anger and frustration is inevitable.

There has been so much visible evil in the world over the past year that you'll forgot it's Mike Brown's birthday until you look at the Worcester World Cup program and see a picture of Mike Brown in the bottom-right corner next to BLACK LIVES MATTER.

"It's just so much more visible now".

The game is so much more visible now, some of the things that happened before would cause an outcry now".

"Now that he's so much more visible, he's a symbol that is instantly recognizable," said the actor.

But their impact is greater when applied to public commissions, because mailboxes, phone booths and the like are so much more visible.

One aspect of globalization that is so much more visible now than even fifteen years ago, and which fits exactly into one of the themes of this course, is obviously immigration.

ASK a non-specialist about computer security, and he will probably mention viruses and attacks by malicious hackers, if only because they are so much more visible than other security problems.

If it seems so much more visible today than a decade ago, it is because the very technologies that promote the young in the workplace also give them more prominence in the public arena.