Sentence examples for visibly true from inspiring English sources

This is visibly true of his famous allegorical sculpure, Night.

And it's visibly not true that the government is destined to fail.

Recall that May stood – not very visibly, it's true – alongside those who wanted to stay in the EU.

This is particularly true for visibly Muslim women like me who wear the hijab.

They're very visibly predatory, that's true.

George Shaw's current exhibition at the National Gallery, for example, is an impressive performance by an artist visibly leaning on the job, as all true painters must.

Thematically true to the Obama era, Washington has no less visibly been punching below its weight.

True, candidates of both parties in several states (Michigan, Florida, Texas, even the visibly tottering California) also pretended things were not so bad.

That was especially true in the Jets' three straight blowout losses in September, when the players visibly deflated with each error.

This is even more true, since on a recent walk I actually did have an idea for a TV Show: Men Who Visibly Enjoy Their Own Hair, a Top Gear spin-off in which James May goes around Britain meeting other men who, like him, visibly enjoy their own hair.

He was visibly frustrated, visibly pressing, visibly confused.