Sentence examples for visibly has from inspiring English sources
If one person can see themselves in another's story and think, "Wow, maybe everything will be alright," then hate has lost and visibly has won.
Mom buried herself in an iPad, although it visibly had no battery power.
Curiously, it may be easier to drive change once airline companies are visibly having a tougher time.
The ensuing discussions about British foreign policy, and the right of Haw and the others to criticise it so visibly, have not always been pretty.
These two visibly have the life expectancy of dragonflies; their sense of power and of unending gang fun is a delusion, and to see them duping themselves is as harrowing as the spectacle of most other hoaxes.
Your write up, which I sought out as I was interested in how you'd describe such a long and high quality game that visibly had Novak rattled, didn't really do it justice.
While the 3G data makes browsing the Web fantastic, the sub-par processor is visibly having problems with large Web pages.
In the present century, however, perpetuating this practice has visibly had the opposite effect.
They tend to quite visibly have "the gift" when it comes to working with non-human colleagues.
If they're visibly having a good time, then other demographics will follow them: grandparents, sullen teens, blasé middle-aged sophisticates.
By soliciting help from the Frankish kings and bishops, Gregory helped to assure a friendly reception for Augustine in Kent, as Æthelbert was unlikely to mistreat a mission which visibly had the support of his wife's relatives and people.
