Suchet has called Poirot "my invisible, closest and best friend", and such a close identity with a character often creates interesting results, as with Jeremy Brett's obsessive immersion in Sherlock Holmes in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
One, then two, alight on the river, with more still invisible but close behind.
Post-Macduff, militaries got more sophisticated; by the early twentieth century, the British Navy was painting ships with bold alternating patterns of light and dark, which are not remotely invisible up close but, from a distance, break up familiar outlines and make shape recognition difficult.
This means looking more carefully at what talents and resources are invisible but close at hand.
So smooth your invisible wings, close the invisible door to the invisible apartment you don't share with your uncle, and focus your elemental soul on this guide.
When he is invisible, stay close to the wall to make sure he won't hit you from the back.
Is he saying that his situation became more obscure or faint, if not invisible, the closer one got to him?
If the market allows and encourages Tesco, Lord Sugar and other powerful interested parties to peer at us through their screens, the invisible wall closes in still further.
They analyzed each galactic speck for telltale distortions that might be caused by massive but invisible objects closer to the telescope.
A moment later came a high-pitched answering squeak: his sister, P-46, uncaged, disconcertingly close, invisible to us.
