Sentence examples for visibly express from inspiring English sources
In the coffee shop video, the patrons align with the demographics of the service — 18 to 44 years old, and slightly more females than males, said Will Akerlof, the chief executive of Liquid Advertising — and visibly express their reactions to the music playing.
What if I also said that some of the world's most successful entrepreneurs like Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook and Bill Gates visibly express their anger quite often?
Among the Turkana of north western Kenya, as well as in many other eastern African pastoral societies, cattle are not only a source of food but also an essential tool for a man to establish his own concepts of aesthetic and to visibly express his own personal identity and social relationships among his people.
From elephants stroking the bones of dead family members to dolphins trying to keep dead companions afloat, there is an abundance of credible evidence that many animals ranging from primates and cetaceans to cats, dogs, rabbits, horses and some birds behave in ways that visibly express grief.
Active silencing of the transcript or targeted GFP protein degradation could also lower the overall number of transgenic fish that visibly express GFP.
Over-expressed, say some critics; certainly visibly expressed, in massive regional parliament and government buildings, and payrolls to match.
Wabi-sabi is most visibly expressed in the arts that are unique to Japan.
Great wealth, most visibly expressed in property, had become, pre-crash, a spectator sport.
Tonight Simpson visibly expressed satisfaction with the players, patting their shoulders as they left the ice, and later said he was delighted to find something to be enthusiastic over.
Technically it was a mature modern building, one that visibly expressed such structural innovations as its perimeter columns of slip-formed concrete.
So in effect, there's a huge disconnect between what you are visibly expressing, or even not expressing– just being flat– and what you are experiencing internally towards the topic or towards a person or towards a thing.
