Sentence examples for visibly manifest from inspiring English sources
The phrase "visibly manifest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is clearly apparent or observable, often in a context where a change or effect is evident. Example: "The effects of the new policy were visibly manifest in the improved morale of the employees."
Many people assumed it was, mostly because the announcement came the day before April Fool's, but also because the idea seemed to poke fun at Amazon's omnipresence, making it visibly manifest with little plastic one-click shopping buttons adhered to surfaces all over your home.
But in a photograph you can see it: the imperturbable lines that root the body to the earth, gravity visibly manifest in stony calves and meaty feet.
During their evaluations, they said, Mr. Padilla denied that he was anxious, while flushing, sweating, twitching and visibly manifesting his anxiety.
Over the last few years, Hong Kong's growing interest in the arts has most visibly manifested itself in the arrival of several internationally-recognized galleries.
Retinopathy and nephropathy have, therefore, been suggested to be early surrogate markers for cerebrovascular changes before any such changes are visibly manifested on CT or MR images of the brain.
The observer also noted any non-standard reaction (emotions, stress) – manifested visibly or spontaneously reported by the participants.
It manifests most visibly in the proliferation of small stores, restaurants, food-processing businesses, garment factories and trucking lines.
"Promises of international assistance were slow to arrive, and manifested less visibly than expected.
The ageing process is noticeable within all organs of the body and manifests itself visibly in the skin.
Lobular tumors can also manifest merely as an area of posterior acoustic shadowing without an associated visibly distinct mass.
Moods manifest themselves physically.
