Sentence examples for therefore visible from inspiring English sources

The power of fantasy makes literal (and therefore visible, tangible, sensous) what in our world is only metaphorical.

Seneca's hypocrisy is an extreme and therefore visible case of a moral problem of which we should all be more conscious.

An individual cable or D.S.L. connection is part of a network and the connection is always on and therefore visible on the network to anyone poking around in the right places.

I particularly adore Gorey's invented creatures, especially his Ombledroom, an anxious white sheet on legs: 'The Ombledroom is vast and white, and therefore visible by night.' And for those more drawn to a familiar, domestic creature, there is a fantastic Christmas treat - a splendid edition containing six of Judith Kerr's classic stories about an oddball cat - Mog Time (HarperCollins £19.99).

Therefore, visible light-driven TMOs with relatively narrower bandgap energies are highly desired.

The spines consist of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) and magnesium carbonate (MgCO3), and they are therefore visible during CT scanning [24].

Such an object, called a black hole, is therefore not visible and its presence can only be detected by its gravitational effect on other visible objects in its vicinity.

The shower of electrinos should not, therefore, be visible.

The same pressure in the system can also cause smaller veins under the skin's surface to become enlarged and therefore more visible, resulting in thread veins.

Being therefore less visible than specifically religious contributions to society, this can support the myth that non-religious people do less community work.

Blind mole rats appear eyeless and earless, as the functioning remnants of these structures are covered by fur and are therefore not visible.