Sentence examples for visibly interested from inspiring English sources
"Now there are more than 250 job opportunities in the department, and if you qualify you can apply for any one of them: forgery, homicide, motorcycle patrol, narcotics, scientific investigation and a great many others," actor Jack Webb, as Friday, lectures to the group of recruits, including a visibly interested Simpson.
Sahin is a diligent and tenacious politician, visibly different from her predecessors who were more interested in calling homosexuality an illness and treating women as first and foremost mothers, than in improving women's rights.
Not only that, but he also started to visibly change his approach as he became more interested in spiritual aspects of life.
"It is difficult to interpret this latest attack as anything but a signal that Sinn Fein and the IRA are not interested in peace and democracy and prefer violence," said a visibly shaken Tony Blair, speaking from the EU summit in Amsterdam.
In Alexandria, several African journalists were extremely interested in how Mogae planned to spend his money, a line of questioning that visibly irked the normally urbane Ibrahim.
If he or she visibly straightens their body, makes eye contact with you, and their eyes open wider, then they are probably interested in you or what you have to say.
He was visibly frustrated, visibly pressing, visibly confused.
Reynders was visibly impressed.
"He looked visibly disturbed".
