Sentence examples for would visibly from inspiring English sources

Then the next 50 years, unlike the past 50, would visibly transform the lives not just of a minority but of the mass of the people.Will it happen?

When people payed attention to the ad, the on-screen bruises would visibly heal, showing how we can all make tangible changes in the fight against domestic violence.

It was considered normal in any case to repaint not only losses or gravely damaged areas but also a wide area of surrounding original paint, often with materials that would visibly darken or fade with time.

In the late 80s, Norman Foster, a household name in British architecture, designed the Carré d'Art, in Nîmes, France, in such a way that its glass, concrete and steel structures would visibly reflect the original Roman temple of the Maison Carré, which directly faces it across the square.

Such glass would visibly sag, Zanotto says, "but only if you wait for 1033 years".

Relevant sub questions were whether or not the clients would visibly show and experience more emotions during the intervention (emotional modes), show less avoidant coping modes, and show more healthy modes when compared to their initial values.

He told me the trouble began when he was forced to leave a Q&A session with Stargate SG-1 star Chris Judge, who he'd visibly spooked with his lurking behavior.

"He would grow visibly bored if he wasn't being provocative," Mr. Butler added.

He would grow visibly irritated when journalists tried to entice him to expound on the psyche of a particular role.

He also likes to block, and he would get visibly upset with himself when he did not block to his standards on a play — even a productive one.

His demeanor inevitably called to mind that of his predecessor, John Tortorella, who would be visibly tighter before big events like season openers, his answers generally more clipped.