Sentence examples for very much visible from inspiring English sources

"It was very much visible in the property market," Mr. Borbely said.

Cells can't be examined under a traditional microscope because they don't absorb very much visible light.

And yet the reality of postwar Italy is very much visible in "Voyage," as is a strong intimation of the direction of Italian cinema in the coming years.

But the Packard plant is still very much visible, with its durable brickwork and the pedestrian bridge over East Grand Boulevard evidence of past economic might.

In contrast, with "Mifune," a touching love story set on an isolated farm in southern Denmark, the joy of moviemaking is very much visible on screen.

In the first act, stagehands at the edge of the raised garret set are very much visible, holding lamps to simulate the ripple of firelight.

"I want people to understand how textiles are very much a part of our visible and invisible world," says Matilda McQuaid, the exhibitions curator at the museum.

Moreover, it would not face the problems that constrain the accuracy of curved lenses and so could make a perfect lens.Unfortunately, the only material with a negative refractive index to be developed so far worked only at wavelengths very much longer than those of visible light.

And then I went to Selfridges and saw Mariah Carey, and realised that it was still very much alive.' (And wearing a visible diamanté thong).

The billboard, traditionally called a "spectacular" on the Great White Way, is already visible, yet still very much under construction.

And that culture is very much about being smart and being visible and making sure everybody knows how smart you are.