Sentence examples for usually visible from inspiring English sources

They are usually visible after a storm, when sand and seaweed have been swept away.

So the cancer causing types are not usually visible to the naked eye.

Ghosts are usually visible and do not possess people; demons are usually invisible and do.

The Grand Teton, usually visible to the north, was hidden by the milky fog.

The paradox is that while Trisha reveals what is usually hidden, she conceals what is usually visible.

Pillowcases are particularly important, she noted, because they're usually visible above the covers, so buy a new set.

Then there's the matter of all that blood, his and others', that's usually visible on much of his body.

Only some American cards have this smart chip, which is usually visible as a small gold or silver circuit board on the face of the card.

Vast herds once grazed here, providing subsistence for the Northern Plains Indians; now only a single real herd is usually visible from the train.

When carbon fiber components are visible, rather than buried deep in the car's structure, the material's distinctive weave is usually visible under a layer of clear plastic.

Few doubted Mr. Sonnenfeldt's importance, but because he was behind the scenes his influence was not usually visible to the public eye.