Sentence examples for visibly this from inspiring English sources

More visibly, this shift means that the familiar security architecture of airports and international borders – checkpoints, scanners, ID cars, cordons, security zones – start to materialise in the hearts of cities.

Most visibly, this yearning could be seen during the 1999 Women's World Cup of soccer, an event that began off the public radar and, in three weeks, built itself with joyful, fierce team play into a galvanizing moment that attracted 90,000 people to the Rose Bowl and 40 million watching on American television.

They also misinterpreted the fossils, claiming that the tail was forged as one large feather, when visibly this is not the case.

Visibly this is a period in which the bacterium might be vulnerable.

(Mr. Reed, perched in a balcony, reacted visibly to this detail).

That is so visibly, in this comparison, an old man's picture: a relinquishing of desire.

"Jordan" and Colonel Pappas were "talking about the situation" and the "O.G.A. guys were visibly upset this had happened".

Visibly seduced, this Palemon could not resist the last embrace just as Ms. Rojo, the embodiment of desire, accepted that embrace with grim tenderness.

She needs to know the answers for herself, if only to begin to grieve with genuine love or consign the marriage to the bin, and toughens up visibly throughout this first hour.

Nicosia, called Lefkosia in Greek and Lefkosa in Turkish, most visibly symbolizes this estrangement; to visit both sides, you must cross a checkpoint and change your money — euros on one side, Turkish liras on the other.

Perhaps most visibly in this catalog of change, Marin Alsop became the first woman to conduct the orchestra last weekend on the last night of the 118-year-old BBC Promenade Concerts — when, by tradition, lusty voices in the audience are raised in the unabashed nostalgia of patriotic anthems like "Land of Hope and Glory and William Blakee's "Jerusalem".