He speaks with visible affection of a country that "became the home of all Afghans.
But for years The New Yorker's connection to Fitzgerald was largely restricted to reviewing his books and collections when they appeared -- generally unfavorably, or at least without much visible affection -- although the magazine was peppered with cartoons, couplets, little asides and mentions of Fitzgerald that have gone uncollected, and largely unnoticed until now.
Filtered through tears, laughter and affection, the results, visible beginning today at the Screening Room, are touching and fascinating though, by their nature unilluminated by dispassionate analysis.
This affection is especially visible in his relationship with his daughter, whom he clearly adores.
But the aficionados should feel appreciated at these Olympics, where field hockey will be more visible than ever because of Australia's affection for and proficiency at this hard-running, low-scoring game.
The band gap energy of KBCNO shifts down to 2.4 eV and became visible-light-active due to the doping affection on the energy band structure comparing with that of wide-band-gap semiconductor KNbO3 (3.4 eV).
Designed by Lyndie Wright, they are operated with skill and affection by Nick Ash, Ruth Calkin, Claire Harvey and Lori Hopkins, who are always visible but never obvious.
Glavin's affection for his candidates became increasingly visible as the final interviews neared.
It's easy to understand the wellspring of Romney affection by listening closely to the candidates who haven't been very visible and yet, even in their obscurity, seem to represent the mind of the Party.
His brief definition of the term was that "emotions" were "certain changes or affections of the mind, as grief, joy, or astonishment," which could become visible through "outward signs" on the face or body (Bell, 1824, p. 19).
Applying the topographic classification, according to Sanders and Frykberg, a mid-foot affection type II and/or III, corresponding to the Lisfranc and Chopart joint region, was visible in all feet; however, 15 radiographs showed an additional involvement of the subtalar and talocalcaneal joints, according to Sanders and Frykberg type IV.
