Sentence examples for invisible cities from inspiring English sources

Calvino, in 'Invisible Cities,' is a sociologist.

He thought "Invisible Cities" was better.

Iain Sinclair is an explorer of invisible cities.

I thought of Calvino's "Invisible Cities," where such fantastical engineering schemes are the norm.

Even the most recent book, "Memory City," owes a deep debt to Italo Calvino's "Invisible Cities".

Invisible Cities, novel by Italo Calvino, published in 1972 in Italian as Le città invisibili.

Dispatches on the Future of Science," he borrows a conceit from Italo Calvino's "Invisible Cities".

Using it is like using Italo Calvino's "Invisible Cities" as a guidebook to Venice.

OMA - and its related think-tank, AMO - is in the business of invisible cities.

In January, Dr. Lloyd began teaching freshmen a new interdisciplinary course, "Invisible Cities".

'INVISIBLE CITIES' Christopher Cerrone's operatic adaptation of Italo Calvino's enigmatic novel gets an innovative production from the adventurous young company the Industry: the audience will roam through Union Station in Los Angeles, listening to the performance on headphones.