Sentence examples for yet visibly from inspiring English sources
The end of the tunnel, perhaps Alexander Kwasniewski Reprints Related items Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova: A new misery curtainMay 31st 2001 Bathetic in BelarusOct 19th 2000 Belarus: Colonel beats majorSep 7th 2000If so it is quite likely western taxpayers have not yet visibly been getting value for money.
Now, about three months later, the pledge has not yet visibly inspired new major gifts or attracted additional signatures — Mr. Buffett said he expected more soon — but has surely created discussion and debate, about the wealthy, their giving and what it says about our society.
But here is Ms. Skinner putting center-stage a not yet visibly pregnant wife, Becky Romola Garaii), who loves porn and sex, and is so eager in every sense of the word that the smart play's apt title is no accident.
I picture Margot from The Good Life in a dramatic kaftan, fully made up yet still visibly human.
The patient was described as 'mute statue' imposing and significant, and yet also visibly powerless in her muteness, and the doctor as the orchestral conductor, working to bring together different concepts within an institutional script that, nevertheless, imposes constraints on what is possible for him to do.
Yet they seemed visibly uncomfortable: hands tucked between their toned thighs, as if bracing for impact.
Released two years into the current Gulf war, Jarhead wore its political implications visibly yet lightly.
The accumulated dissipated hysteresis energy of the CFFT column normalized by steel ratio was 1.6 times larger than that of the RC column; yet, it remained visibly damage free up to a drift ratio of 7%.
Yet Rhodes was visibly uncomfortable.
Yet they were visibly troubled by me asking for clarification on the finer ideological points of their "traditional-value-communism," given that the Soviet Union was the first country in the world to decriminalize homosexuality.
And yet, homophobia is visibly absent from much of the programing of both OMC and Khululeka.
