Sentence examples similar to visibly afterwards from inspiring English sources

Hamilton was visibly distraught afterwards, but refused to blame the team for the error.

Often the benefits claimed are part of a trend that began long before the program in question began and the slope of the trend line was not visibly changed afterwards.

The screening was introduced by Senator Tom Udall of the foreign relations committee, and afterwards, visibly moved, the senator told US News and World Report: "The United States government should be totally transparent on what it did and what it knew at the time, and they should be disclosing what happened here".

"I don't think many of us will sleep tonight to be honest," said a visibly stunned Hall afterwards.

Visiting the scene of France's worst atrocity in decades barely an hour afterwards, a visibly shocked Hollande described it as "a terrorist attack, without a doubt".

A visibly upset Corden told ITV2 afterwards he wished he had not cut off Adele on her big night.

It was getting close, wasn't it?" Sri Lanka captain Tillakaratne Dilshan looked visibly irritated on the balcony but said afterwards: "We won comfortably in the end.

To watch him uncharacteristically roaring on his wonderful, nerve-settling drop goal and celebrating freely afterwards was to see a sportsman visibly fulfilled.

That visibly lifted the Russians and they almost scored again soon afterwards but Carroll saved Shirokov's shot with his feet.

The US Open champion eventually turned in a one-over-par 73 on the final day and looked visibly distraught as he presented Willett with the Green Jacket afterwards.

The players weren't hiding from that reality, either, with some impressively honest self-analysis from a few visibly shell-shocked young men in the bowels of the Telstra Dome afterwards.