What triumph lies in compulsion intended for the defeated and the demoralised, the unloved and abused, the frightened and the mentally infirm, the under-endowed and the psychologically damaged (often with invisible handicaps), people immobilised by depression or detached, not from society, but from life itself?
(I6) Dizziness was sometimes described as an invisible handicap which sometimes made it difficult to receive help.
The smoke is virtually invisible against a bright cloud, which handicaps satellites looking down from above.
Suggested reading: Handicap Parking and My Invisible Illness at But You Don't Look Sick.
The invisible skirmishes were sufficiently intense that Mr. Feinberg, of The Hollywood Reporter, posted an initial handicap on Aug. 28, three weeks earlier than his first forecast last year, and stretched the field of best picture candidates to 48, from 31 in 2012.
Consider giving up your seat to the elderly and/or handicapped, but don't feel obligated to do this, especially if you have an invisible physical disability yourself.
It doesn't criticize the government, but it exposes social problems that are rarely discussed aloud, giving voice, for example, to people with severe handicaps who tend to be shunted off to institutions where they are conveniently invisible.
Even the shortage of props is more of a help than a handicap: when Thomas taps a coffee cup with an unseen spoon, or Vanda cracks an invisible whip, we hear the tinkle and the lash.
The genie suggests that Anson should give his physically handicapped brother the ability to walk as his third wish; but he instead wishes for the ability to turn invisible at will.
