Sentence examples for invisible harness from inspiring English sources

If Roley thought no one was watching he might bend down to his legs as if to work out what invisible harness, hobble or dingo snare might have trapped his nerves".

Unlike her own intensive and exhausting "Anglophone" method of raising a child, the French seemed to have harnessed an "invisible, civilising force" that made parenting a comparative breeze.

Adam Smith's theory of the invisible hand, which says that market forces harness self-serving behavior for the common good, assumes that markets are competitive, and most markets have in fact become more competitive over time.

By July 1973, I was working at the presidential palace, exploring ways to harness culture in the defence of our beleaguered government - and Boal's Invisible Theatre seemed a perfect strategy to pursue.

Owen: "Harness".

Mostly invisible.

Gomez invisible.

Invisible: Park.

See harness racing.

Invisible speakers.

Writer enjoyed harness races.