Sentence examples for feel hidden from inspiring English sources

I like it because I sort of feel hidden in it.

TUCKED under a sign for a Vietnamese restaurant in a hard-to-find pocket of Chinatown, the Mexican restaurant Pulqueria does not have to work overtime to feel hidden.

Her flaws make her a believable character, and her flashes of insight – "I'd expected … like everything else [at the elite college] – [for information] to feel hidden from me but also somehow in plain sight" – will compel many readers to nod their heads in familiarity.

While pathologists might feel hidden and neglected by the general public, they themselves may neglect the health risks associated with their own work.

How one thing can be explained through another — is to get closer, to unhide what feels hidden.

Often they're being pressured by a partner who feels hidden away, like the arguments some couples have about wearing a wedding ring.

For example, in October it debuted a grid guide for tracking live TV, noting at the time that it had heard from viewers that the live TV content feels "hidden or harder to get to than you would like".

I felt hidden.

If that truth feels hidden, it is being revealed.

The gravity of this moment in time feels hidden.

Kmett'Pendry had a mysterious deadpan expression that you felt hid a laugh; Lifson was more opaque, but just as game.