Sentence examples for visible though from inspiring English sources

Sometimes his brushstrokes were highly visible, though often his surfaces seemed imperturbable and spare.

The Latin component is easily the most visible, though, through the Cubans and South Americans who have made South Beach their home.

Locals were visible (though much in the minority): the ladies wearing Versace sunglasses over their veils, the men in long white dishdasha, ready for desert life, Allah forbid that it should ever resume.

Nucleoids were still visible (though often faint and dispersed) in most of the second cauline leaf chloroplasts at 26 days post germination when the leaf had reached its maximum length.

That is China's less visible, though probably enduring, revolution.

Its warhead is clearly visible, though its fuse appears to be missing.

The most visible innovations, though, involve "concept" stores meant to make a Starbucks feel more like a trendy neighborhood shop.

The most visible ingredient, though -- the large particles of dust and ash -- was probably the least dangerous, he said.

In both these cases, though, visible alterations had been made.

Importantly, though, visible figures are themselves mind-independent, in just the way that duty is also mind-independent.

They usually are the most visible ones, though.