Sentence examples for truly visible from inspiring English sources

How do you make material so widely read — or YouTubed — truly visible once again?

The image of Christ, the incarnated God, became for the Eastern Christian a pictorial confession of faith: God was truly visible in the humanity of Jesus of Nazareth, and the saints whose images surround that of Christ are witnesses of the fact that the transfigured, "deified" humanity is accessible to those who believe in Christ.

In the real-time walk-through simulation, cell-to-object visibility is further pruned with the view frustum from the observer's current position, and only the remaining objects, which still form an uncompromised superset of the truly visible polygons, are sent to the renderer.

Concerning the observation in SEM, after annealing, it was easier to observe individual Pd NPs, their round shape was truly visible, and no charging effects were experienced implying that remnants of the surfactant were partially removed.

Ross referenced the engagement iceberg, where he observes only a small portion of customer conversations and engagement as truly visible, with most occurring beneath the water line and thus, out of view.

These acts of ownership over his own image characterise Michelle as a person and allow him to be truly visible through the pictures.

"We want on the one hand to maintain our Christian heritage, our church-related heritage and to be a truly nationally visible academic institution".

I trust the government, which has cross-party, cross-sector support for this – as, by the way, we have demonstrated in our extensive and transparent consultation process with both experts and the wider public – to take on with enthusiasm this vital challenge of defining and delivering a visible, truly world-leading strategy for public sector information.

The Mass is truly the most visible and real source of unity for Catholics.

Artists and craftsmen have long sought ways to live inside the blue line, and today many still sacrifice high salaries and conveniences like cellphones for the serenity of truly dark nights where visible stars far outnumber car headlights.

Michelle Kuo, the editor of Artforum, told me, "Not since the Art Workers Coalition picketed museums for failures like ignoring the Vietnam War has there been such a visible, and truly international, political movement of artists".