Sentence examples for which is visibly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rajoub's house, which is visibly ringed by heavy security, is well known.

He then made his own version of it, which is visibly influenced by the Art Nouveau movement.

The 10.2in quad HD screen is one of the best I have seen on a tablet with a pixel density of 308 pixels per inch, which is visibly sharper than Apple's iPad Air 2 with 264ppi, but very similar to Sony's 299ppi Z4 Tablet.

Christopher Wheeldon, who danced with the Royal and New York City Ballet, produces work which is visibly drawn from Ashton and Balanchine, and Alastair Marriott's debt to MacMillan is so obvious that you can tick off the sources as you watch.

In addition, the nano-Pd/PVP curve displays a second peak which is visibly anticipated compared to the pure PVP (470 °C instead of 540 °C).

Town meetings to nowhere have replaced serious discussion with American allies on how to confront Asia's rising military power, which is visibly confronting our interests.

But Iraq itself, which was visibly deteriorating, looked nothing like the President's exalted vision.

Upon arriving at their practice facility for media day, Sprewell told the Knicks that his right hand, which was visibly swollen, was bothering him.

Mr. Obama's assurances on health care drew applause from the congregation, which was visibly thrilled by the surprise visit by the president, his wife, Michelle, and their daughters, Malia and Sasha.

That is the obvious question to ask about Patrick Marber's play, which in 1997 seemed to reflect the sexual mores of the moment and which was visibly influenced by Steven Soderbergh's lower-case movie, sex, lies and videotape.

R-Type writhes with electronic squiggles, all of which are visibly produced by elastic fingers bounding over strings and clarinet, each musician vying to out-metal the others' extravagant riffs.