Sentence examples for a sort of invisible from inspiring English sources
"In suburban areas, what you're seeing is a sort of invisible homelessness," she says.
Others, like Magnitude Networks, are a sort of invisible broker for stations.
Theoretically, matter would be weightless unless the energy of the Higgs fills space like a sort of invisible mousse.
"Apple is already in the wearable space through its ecosystem partners that make accessories that connect to the iPhone," she said, adding: "This makes Apple potentially the biggest player of the wearables market in a sort of invisible way".
Certainly there had been a few artists in rock prior to this who'd gone further than idle interview chat about influences, performers whose music came attached with a sort of invisible reading and movie-watching list: Bowie, obviously, with songs about Andy Warhol and extremist performance artist Chris Burden Roxy Musicc, to a slightly less overt degree.
"There's a sort of invisible boundary if part of a city is not accessible to transit".
The sort-of invisible derivative assets and liabilities are only part of the reason that it is so hard to really get a handle on just how risky any given bank is.
Well-intentioned friends often try to convince me to go off-grid, but in using batteries, electrical cables and photovoltaic panels (as I once did), I would still be connected, by a peculiar sort of invisible cable, to the global network of quarries, factories, courtrooms, mines, financial institutions, bureaucracies, armies, transport networks and workers needed to produce such things.
"There are all sorts of invisible people here that folks just refuse to see -- it could be gardeners, people living in the back of restaurants, lawn people, it could be the person working at the local grocery store who's making minimum wage," she said.
Super Angaluma had stolen this chicken from an onlooker, using some sort of invisible beam to drag the chicken's owner from the crowd to the ringside, and then snatch the bird away from his hands.
