Exemplos de uso de More visibly em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Skin is more visibly nourished; radiant and looks younger.
I have tried to project it forwards into something more visibly oppressive.
It could either be sung in Latin, which more visibly expresses the unity of faith, or in the form of a dialogue, as it is done in the Easter liturgy.
Then God's power is manifested even more visibly in the martyrs.
In a world wounded by conflict, the unity of Christians is a sign of hope that must radiate ever more visibly.
Beira's pregnant belly bulged ever more visibly, and the pack was digging her a den.
There have been times in the past that God has revealed Himself more"visibly" to people.
Would it not make more sense to have Parliament participate more visibly, thereby ensuring some transparency with regard to the negotiations?
In the absence of a specifically dedicated financial instrument,it may be possible to integrate anti-doping research more firmly and more visibly into existing Commission activities.
A call is surer when is more visibly unknown, because when is visible unknown, its roots are deeper in the intimate, dark and divine part of your being, and more established in the unshakeable rock of the Divinity.
One caused confusion, the other,silently but more and more visibly, bore and is bearing fruit.
He chose alcohol instead of mercury because it expands more visibly, but this posed problems: his original thermometers were very bulky, and the low boiling point of alcohol made them unsuitable for many applications.
One caused confusion, the other,silently but more and more visibly, bore and is bearing fruit.
The Church in Asia would more visibly and effectively uphold women's dignity and freedom by encouraging their role in the Church's life, including her intellectual life, and by opening to them ever greater opportunities to be present and active in the Church's mission of love and service.
The China-Japan rivalry has surfaced earlier and more visibly than expected by many observers.
Nowhere was this more visibly noted than in US President William Howard Taft's 1909 address, where he said“We speak with great satisfaction of the fact that our ancestors- and I claim New England ancestry- came to this country in order to establish freedom of religion,” declared Taft.
I would ask that this be communicated to the Council andthat it be urged to be more visibly and more frequently present in this House.
This is now recognised more visibly through the strategic partnership which is being developed between our two institutions and which, for example, has led to the signature of an agreement to provide EUR 25 million of Community funding to support the WHO in developing its pharmaceutical policies.
For us Christians, the path to a new solidarity with all of humanity is based on the way to a solidarity that grows deeper,wider and more visibly with all who love Jesus Christ.
He chose alcohol instead of mercury on the grounds that it expanded more visibly, but this posed problems: his original thermometers were very bulky, and the low boiling point of alcohol made them unsuitable for many applications.
Its purpose, of great ecclesiological and pastoral import, is that of«giving greater emphasis, in celebratory formalities, to the essential difference between beatification and canonization andof involving the particular Churches more visibly, it remaining canonical that only the Roman Pontiff has the jurisdiction to grant a cult to a servant of God».
They are going to have- indeed they already have- a greater responsibility,because they are even more visibly the face of the European Union, to their fellow countrymen and women: theirs is a crucial role at a time when our new fellow citizens are becoming familiar with the Union and its workings.
It is your confidence in this grace of God which gives you hope and strength in facing the challenges before you, and it is true pastoral charity which urges you to gather all the energies of the communities entrusted to your pastoral care in a great andgenerous effort to bring the Gospel to bear more visibly and more effectively on the situation in which you live.
Europe must be a pioneer- a goal to which I think we should commit ourselves- butEurope must also make clear that no problem illustrates more visibly than this one how this world interacts and that the action of one continent is not sufficient to dispel the threat posed to the whole of humanity.
The Holy Father Benedict XVI's recent decision not to preside personally at Beatification rites is a response to the widely felt need to: i give greater emphasis in the celebration to the substantial difference between Beatification and Canonization; andii to involve the particular Churches more visibly in the Beatification rites of their respective Servants of God.
Trade show models are typically not regularemployees of the company, but are hired as they make a company's booth more visibly distinguishable from other booths with which it competes for attendee attention.
To be consistent with these Instructions, elected to the Chair of Peter, I was glad to act on the widespread desire that greater emphasis be placed in their celebration on the essential difference between beatification and canonization, andthat the particular Churches be more visibly involved in Rites of Beatification on the understanding that the Roman Pontiff alone is competent to declare a devotion to a Servant of God.
Personally, I am in favour of the idea of a European civil defence force, which I believe will be extremely useful with regard to the citizens and the problems that still remain. The purpose of this force would be to work better together,more quickly and more visibly, in the event of a natural disaster, both within the territory of the European Union and elsewhere, and God knows, there is no shortage of disasters as current events show.
This can result in a display with visibly more accurate colors.
Visibly more upset, he continued.