Sentence examples for visibly did from inspiring English sources

Well, it mattered during the first debate, when he visibly did not want to be there.This is one reason why I love politics.

Work is given, completed, marked and returned, providing a comfort blanket of visibly "doing something".

He found sufficient pain in the existential states of relatively privileged characters who visibly do not know what to do with themselves.

Until it visibly does, the republic of Indonesia and its armed forces will remain synonymous in the eyes of many Acehnese, and neither will be trusted.

The lack of pragmatism, the willingness to go on doing something that visibly doesn't work, would have appalled that old fixer Jean Monnet.

At the State Department, reporters wanted to know why the United States government wasn't visibly doing more to debrief Mr. Rodman about his interactions with Mr. Kim, the dictator whom he pronounced his "friend".

And though Harris has visibly done his research when it comes to flora, antique paintings, weapons and other intricate elements of his plot, he regularly gets the French language and setting wrong.

Even in the WTF? all-bets-are-off atmosphere of this play, there's something jarring about a female character singing the opening lines of Life on Mars?, apparently in reference to herself, when she visibly doesn't have mousy hair.

We are then asked to entertain the idea that President Obama visibly doing his job, or Mitt Romney absurdly soliciting second-hand cans of soup ("We're going to box these things up in just a minute and put them on some trucks, and then we're going to send them into, I think it's New Jersey") are not political — that these acts are alternatives to politics.

But all that Manger and McManus have visibly done is buy more Manchester United shares.

If it is meant to allay fears and nervousness, it very visibly does not do that.