Sentence examples for invisible look from inspiring English sources

The flowers, bobbing atop stems so slender they are almost invisible, look as if they are floating above the plant, not tethered to it at all.

In "Das Rheingold" on Friday night the magic Tarnhelm that allows Alberich the Nibelung dwarf to change form or become invisible looked like a kitschy sorcerer's apprentice hat covered with gold foil, a silly thing that crinkled and threatened to come apart every time Alberich put it on.

An evolving breed of attack known as DNS (Domain Name System) redirection can send users to invisible look-a-like sites when they type an address directly into a browser (see "For a Poisoned Internet, No Quick Fix").

Her previous books include "Emerald City," "The Invisible Circus," "Look at Me," and "The Keep".

EXPERIMENTS IN ADVERTISING Take traditional advertising and put it in the digital space, and what you often get is either annoying (people can't wait to close the ad) or invisible (people look right past it).

I notice many diseases now, as I have become more familiar with what "invisible symptoms" look like.

Kendrick Lamar is well aware of the continuing struggle, and is looking to push forward and evolve; just as Ellison's invisible man looked in the mirror and realized he could be Barack Obama.

His Invisible Man looks down on this slack primitivism: it is everything he wants to rise above.

Filtered through a reader's knowledge of its origins, the first half of "The Invisible Bridge" looks much more deliberate in its exaggerations.

And, the number of young women voting in the Republican contests is so little as to be statistically invisible when looking at most measures.

So if we understand the argument in terms of the second interpretation of invisible, it looks as though the argument still goes through.