Obvious to the eye

Usage examples of visible.

But thus far there had been no other craft sighted on the waters, although smokes were visible from the many Aliansa village sites and a small group of aborigines was spied netting fish in the shallows.

The hymen was not intact, and abrasions along the vaginal wall were visible.

There was a visible and audible sigh of relief from the assembled fellows of the American Tonsil, Adenoid and Vas Deferens Society.

A furious fire was opened on the advancing troops, who were clearly visible in the light of a full moon.

Up ahead, barely visible in the rain-swept fogged plastic of the aft canopy, the dark gray shape of the carrier Shaoguan materialized out of the clouds, the deck of the ship seeming impossibly small in the vast waters below.

And she fooled herself to believe the blazon was not visible even with the highest agraffe secured.

And if the other dogmas of that system be contained in a sacred book, such as the Alcoran, or be determined by any visible authority, like that of the Roman pontiff, speculative reasoners naturally carry on their assent, and embrace a theory, which has been instilled into them by their earliest education, and which also possesses some degree of consistence and uniformity.

He indicated a narrow door barely visible between a wardrobe and a stack of boxes, watching with amusement as Alec explored the wonder of an lyim Flewelling indoor privy.

A river so-called, really a brook, the Ancre, runs at the foot of the slope and turns eastward beyond Thiepval, where a ridge called Crucifix Ridge north-east of the village takes its name from a Christ with outstretched arms visible for many miles around.

He knew that Seakeepdale consisted of all this now visible to him and twice again as much land, but only this one vale was arable to any large extent or permanently inhabited.

What interested me was the uniform air of archaism as displayed in every visible detail.

High, full and firm, her nipples and areoles were clearly visible under the fine white fabric.

It covered her nipples, but just barely, leaving the tops of the areoles visible.

Not only was the ship clearly visible to the forces at El Arish, it had been positively identified by Israeli naval headquarters.

What geometrician or arithmetician could fail to take pleasure in the symmetries, correspondences and principles of order observed in visible things?