Sentence examples for suddenly visible from inspiring English sources

How one trespass could make all others suddenly visible.

Women seemed suddenly visible, working in shops and dressed with splashes of color.

It is as major an event as a leaf suddenly visible for a moment as it passes in a coursing stream.

At that point, President Bush speaks, his image suddenly visible in the television version: "There's something more important than politics and that's to do our jobs," he declares.

Perhaps she paused in that altered reality, no longer hidden and private but suddenly visible, her act so defining, a force snapping her alive.

The forest's cloak of privacy has given way to very public open vistas, with mountains, neighbors and the small town suddenly visible in the near distance.

And sometimes a woman is suddenly very visible.

The extent of our poverty has suddenly become visible.

A new genre was suddenly more visible in France than it had been to anyone on the other side of the Atlantic.

By 10 p.m. the clouds had cleared and the moon suddenly became visible to the east, suspended low in the sky.

For one instant on the morning of Sept. 11, an airliner that had vanished from all the tracking tools of modern aviation suddenly became visible in its final seconds to the people who had been trying to find it.