Sentence examples for visibly close to from inspiring English sources

On the podium there was hardly a dry British eye, with Glover visibly close to meltdown having helped break GB's golden duck.

While the model was able to provide transitions that were visibly close to real data, it remains imperfect on three counts.

Unsurprisingly, certain categories of these variables, such as smoking, age under 25, and a basic level of education, appeared to be related to each other and were thus visibly close to each other in the graph forming the 'horizontal' dimension of behaviors.

The blocks were macroscopically examined, and those with visibly entrapped gas bubbles very close to the surface or deviating weights were discarded.

Many of the children arrived for school on Monday morning looking visibly upset and were hugging in groups close to the school's main gates.

An example from the paper of how not to do it: "Many neighbours in the block – which sits close to the banks of the Thames – were visibly shaken".

When I saw him later on and spoke with him, he was visibly concerned for his security and the security of the people close to him.

In that government, he is visibly under-employed, with a portfolio that includes only culture and tourism.Those close to the prime minister note testily there is little in the Rutelli plan not suggested earlier by Mr Prodi himself.

He seems to be growing visibly paler, and the many stretches of silence last longer; Poitras's camera stays close to him, at once exposing and protective.

She constantly hangs around Chizuru and is visibly annoyed when Chizuru socializes with others, or even if someone simply sits too close to her.

The model is close to the data in most respects, although the chopping interval is visibly wider than the data.