Sentence examples for hardly invisible from inspiring English sources

Prostitution is hardly invisible in Dubai.

Still, Mr. Ruble was hardly invisible.

But the lobbying, if less high profile, is hardly invisible.

Yayoi Kusama's ebullient, alternately sexy and innocent art is hardly invisible these days.

But he is hardly invisible to the president, the man Mr. Cheney's aides call his only constituent.

He had observed roughly a third of the concert's 20 performances from the vantage of a mezzanine box: floating above the room, if hardly invisible.

Large boned and bald headed, Mr. Eckert's Nathan is hardly an invisible man.

While the agreement would limit certain types of data collection, consumers would hardly be invisible on the Web.

Mr. Bradley -- mentioned as a perfectly plausible presidential candidate as far back as 1992 -- spent 18 quite orthodox years on the Democratic side of the United States Senate; a couple off the range have hardly rendered invisible the party's brand on his aspiring hide.

He just becomes invisible.

Monofilament, double-filament (such as Prolene; Ethicon, Inc., Somerville NJ-USA), and multifilament (such as Surgipro; Covidien, Minneapolis MN-USA) PP PMs are thin and isoattenuating to muscles and, therefore, generally invisible or hardly differentiated from the deeper fascia of the rectus abdominis muscles and parietal peritoneum (Fig. 1).