Sentence examples for exactly invisible from inspiring English sources

Not that it's exactly invisible.

As it is, neither is exactly invisible.

If women aren't exactly invisible here, there are too few.

After all, the critics weren't exactly invisible or inaudible; how could everyone serious be so sure that prominent macroeconomists were all wrong, and bureaucrats with no predictive track record were right?

In hindsight we should have balanced the panel with more than one man – and the irony that a bad sore throat cut down our only guy was not exactly invisible.

Seldom afforded the same of level of attention as their onscreen peers, it's not as though they're exactly invisible.

What exactly are Invisible Children hoping to accomplish with this?

Hashmi figures his involvement in the Muslim Student Association at Rutgers University placed him squarely in NYPD crosshairs, and as a prominent figure in the New York Muslim community who hasn't exactly been invisible politically, Abdur-Rashid can't help but suspect he's a target, too.

When, exactly, did the invisible hand become the invisible handout?

But to perform their functions in the life of the community, neither context nor language depend on conscious recognition: Hjelmslev ([1961]) had remarked that the nature of language is to remain invisible; exactly the same is true of context.

This doesn't make the QR code invisible, exactly, but it does make the code look less like a message from an inscrutable alien intelligence and more like a piece of promotional art.