Sentence examples for somewhat visible from inspiring English sources

A year later, scars are still somewhat visible under a layer of Dermablend, a thick make-up she uses.

My surgical scars were somewhat visible, but not enough that anyone in Syracuse would make anything of it.

Which means that any Chinese citizen can sit in a Net cafe, plug "Tiananmen Square" into each version of the search engine and then compare the different results — a trick that makes the blacklist somewhat visible.

(He did not blame her son — or did he?) He eyed with somewhat visible covetousness and sour remarks the front room, which her son, when home, lived in with large blankets and empty ice-cream pints, an Xbox, and DVDs.

The second way corporations could influence (smaller) elections would be somewhat visible to the public, but in a much more subtle way.

But the film ultimately reduces the women in the movie to 1) one strong Black mother figure (Dre's moms) 2) women as butt-naked sex toys in hotel rooms and at parties 3) one somewhat visible and strong companion (Tomica Woods-Wright, Eazy-E's wife) in the last part of the film.

Mr. Brown and Mr. Spies have run campaigns that have been somewhat less visible than the other six.

His role became somewhat more visible last year when Rumsfeld put him in charge of an ambitious review of how the military might be transformed.

This pattern of public missteps, combined with Bernazard's dismissal, has shifted the assistant general manager John Ricco into a somewhat more visible role.

Drinking has increased sharply since the Soviet Union's fall in 1991, though heavily intoxicated people have been somewhat less visible on the streets in recent years, in part because the police do a better job of whisking them away.

The hairs at the base of the stem are somewhat more visible, and are an amber colour.