Sentence examples for visibly better from inspiring English sources
"Within the next five years things are going to be visibly better".
It's extremely moisturising, calming and makes me look visibly better by morning.
In Chicago, the schools have got visibly better since they were put under the firm control of the mayor.
He leaves the capital in visibly better shape than he found it.In this section Fiscal virtuosos Shining again The varieties of democracy The two Colombias ReprintsHis successor will be one of two social-spending independents in more conventional mould.
It employs 1,200 people and pays $10m in taxes, half the city's operating budget.In this section The China card The art of death How to remake a city Semi-resuscitated The healer's due The Paula Jones ratchet ReprintsThings are now visibly better.
Their soils were visibly better, and the crops clearly healthier.
Yet she feels she faces more pressure than her parents did, partly because others are so visibly doing better.
Some speakers suggested amendments that would ease the penalty for violators or replace the word "ostensibly" with "visibly" to better define prohibited symbols.
He's visibly doing better than he even did during his second honeymoon, right after being sworn in for the second time.
"It's visibly and spectacularly better," says Jan Morava, an electrical engineer from the Toronto area who was attempting the summit with his brother and a climber from the UAE.
A city such as Rotterdam, Aarhus or Hamburg visibly works far better than a British equivalent like Liverpool, Portsmouth or Glasgow – even getting round them is easier, given their integrated, usually publicly owned transport systems.
