Sentence examples for stand visibly from inspiring English sources

Abruptly, all turn to the work and stand visibly stupefied, while he, oblivious to his work and their shock, cries.

Not only does that table remain in place during the entire first half, but Pendleton also sees to it that throughout the proceedings, one or two characters not meant to be present sit or stand visibly as witnesses.

Survivors have told their stories; broken men and women have cried on the witness stand and visibly moved everyone in the room -- lawyers, guards, clerks and translators.

He quickly stood up, visibly upset at himself.

At the NATO summit in Bucharest last April, Ms Merkel stood most visibly against American pressure to grant a Membership Action Plan a road-map to join the alliance to Ukraine and Georgia.

At a subsequent press conference, the man from the Daily Mail stood up, visibly shaking with the accumulated anger of middle England, and demanded that von Trier "defend" and "justify" the film.

The music ended and I limped off the floor to where Karen stood watching, visibly disappointed by my performance.

[Read additional commentary from Noel here.] And we'll seek out ways to visibly stand for our convictions in the public spere and to affirm others who do, as Christianity21 speaker Brian McLaren recently applauded faith leaders who he noted "prayed with their feet" as the religious faithful took to the streets of Ferguson.

With anti-equality politicians currently talking out loud about constitutional marriage amendments, reinstating DADT, and the like, I cannot overemphasize how important and refreshing it is to see 10 of our elected officials stand up and visibly demonstrate their support for equality.

In the lonely spaces in between, she stood in corridors, visibly collecting herself for the next fight; she smoked ravenously.

Recall that May stood – not very visibly, it's true – alongside those who wanted to stay in the EU.