Sentence examples for visible gifts from inspiring English sources

Oil firms have tended to favour big, visible gifts, such as boats or bridges.

The Art Commission's assistant secretary H. R. Marshall recommended that the statue be donated to Rutgers College as they recently installed a new college president, John Martin Thomas, adding that it would be a "nice new and very visible gift, tying the university to its Dutch legacy at the height of the fashion for colonial revivals".

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Sometimes they express gifts visible in no other medium.

Neither of these, however, was  visible in the gift shop.

By contrast, the dedication is a very visible kind of gift.

Wineapple makes good use of her gift — visible also in her other fine books on Hawthorne and Emily Dickinson — of communicating vast amounts of information in lively, cogent prose.

Receiving Gifts: any visible sign of love; can be free, expensive, frequent, or rare.

No part of the gift should be visible or distort the shape of the gift bag.

In Black Rock City, the highly visible constant stream of gift-giving not only reassures you that others are cooperating, but also motivates you to pay these favours forward.

It continues to be fountain of light in our house... it sits very centrally here, where it's always visible, and available... a gift that keeps on giving.