Sentence examples for though visibly from inspiring English sources

Though visibly uncomfortable, the cast tries hard.

Though visibly dissatisfied with the second take, he announces that a third take won't be necessary.

Though visibly ailing, he took part in a reunion tour last year.

But the officer, though visibly ill at ease, only rapped the table a few times, according to people who were there.

The east side of Prospect Park, though visibly degraded in comparison to the other, has received far more financial investment from the park's caretakers.

Though visibly asleep during most of the congress, Mr. Mugabe, the world's oldest head of state and the only leader Zimbabwe has known since its independence in 1980, was selected as his party's candidate in the 2018 presidential election.

By Saturday, though, tempers had visibly cooled.

And the count comes three years into an immigration crackdown that was initiated by President George W. Bush but has continued apace, though less visibly, under President Obama.

Though less visibly emotional than he had been after the Newtown school shootings in Connecticut, a numbed Obama also sought to differentiate the latest, racially charged, attack as an example of a "particular threat to our democracy".

By John Updike The New Yorker, December 21 , 1963P. 21 Christmas this year has the air of a birthday party carried on despite a death in the family; the usual garishness that exhilarates & grates is absent, though not visibly so.

But though Sydney visibly improved and left-back Riley Woodcock was sturdy on club debut, Adelaide's Marcelo Carrusca was in the zone and the visitors always looked the more likely.