Sentence examples similar to visibly worked from inspiring English sources

But, although the play visibly works, I still scented a strong whiff of the Shaftesbury Avenue of yesteryear.

They should have realised that the new middle classes would want decent public services, commutes without epic traffic jams and elected representatives who were visibly working towards these ends.

Could any computer jockey hunched over a laptop, peering intently but otherwise inscrutable, produce sounds as rich and relatable as those of a performer busily (and visibly) working on a piano?

A city such as Rotterdam, Aarhus or Hamburg visibly works far better than a British equivalent like Liverpool, Portsmouth or Glasgow – even getting round them is easier, given their integrated, usually publicly owned transport systems.

"It's one of those decisions women get to make, unlike some of our other decisions that they are visibly working to take away from us," Representative Carolyn B. Maloney of New York, a Mrs. and liberal Democrat, noted dryly.

This was John McCain appearing, at least, to wing it - although he was visibly working off notes from a lectern while offering his wife as a Miss Buffalo Chip contestant.

Sometimes they looked serene, but sometimes they visibly were working with intense concentration.

In recent months, American officials have worked visibly to bolster regional confidence through NATO contingency planning, Patriot missiles in Poland, military exercises in the Baltic and Black Seas, the creation of strategic consultative mechanisms and forward movement on the new missile defense architecture.

These structures visibly function as fully-fledged working units.

Haggis's movie, in its denouement, gestures at the idea of an insidious corruption and spiritual debasement that the war has engendered in soldiers who might in other circumstances be entirely decent: it is powerfully argued, but for my money the revelation was not quite as satisfying, and as dramatically and visibly worked-through as it might have been.

Or James Conlon, another American who has worked most visibly and successfully in Europe?