Sentence examples for ever more invisible from inspiring English sources

Grew ever more invisible after that.

The army-appointed interim government has become ever more invisible as its popularity has sunk.

Yes, the heart sinks because acceptance on both sides of the ever more invisible "other" is still so stunted and attachment to the idea of holding or recovering all the land still so tenacious.

There is a very French, fiddly, overly rational, tricoteuse side to her, with her ever more precise and delicate invisible mending; she never tires of splitting hairs".

As the audience clapped, that manse in the Pennsylvania hills seemed more invisible than ever.

That examination needs to focus on a particular system of the sort that is most dangerous to any republic – a system that grows ever more consequential while remaining largely invisible even to those who are charged with overseeing it.

Nearly invisible in the city's expanding and ever more diverse immigrant population, many of the Tibetans who are now living here came on visitors' visas and stayed.

As bank fees have moved from being invisible to being visible, the inefficiency and greed of the big banks has become ever more obvious.

Technology has become more and more invisible.

The more invisible I grew, the more accepted I felt.

Whistler is ever more interesting.