Sentence examples for visible writing from inspiring English sources

Blank said, "Charles wanted visible writing that he could show to his important visitors".

While Disney fails to undertake any visible writing, drawing or filming, Dantine has to produce thousands of drawings for Sleeping Beauty.

"No light, but rather darkness visible," wrote Milton, beautifully; Bede saw "black flames" there: just light enough for the sinner to glimpse the eyes, teeth and implements of devils, and what they were about to do to him.The naked soulExactly what they did was another source of rich contradiction.

"These images press against the edges of the visible," he writes.

"The moon rose and hung above the scene, leaving a few of the larger stars visible," he wrote, "and I entered into a state of spiritual alertness of the most vital description.

In his riveting memoir about battling depression, "Darkness Visible," William Styron wrote that the young child who loses a parent to death can be vulnerable to "incomplete mourning" and thus unable to "achieve the catharsis of grief".

"Somehow, in one seamlessly flowing hour, this is all woven together in a long thread of a story in which each element is clearly visible," Jennifer Dunning wrote in The New York Times.

"I was worried that Sue might be ashamed of my new, less visible status," writes Bloomberg in his autobiography, "and concerned I couldn't support the family".

As you are able to choose between three [types of] matter liquid, gas, and solid you find some postcards on the wall that represent [them]." "In contrast to electric power, natural light needs matter to become visible," she writes.

"As you well know, male Marines are afforded the opportunity to choose between wearing -- or not wearing -- a white crewneck undershirt with both their Service Uniform 'C' or their Dress Uniform 'D.' The only allowable undershirt for female Marines is a v-neck and is not allowed to be visible," Pingree wrote.

From the air, though, the entire 360 degree circle of a rainbow is more commonly visible," NASA wrote in the photo caption, adding that this particular full circle rainbow was photographed from a helicopter "between a setting sun and a downpour" by photographer Colin Leonhardt.