Sentence examples for invisible movement from inspiring English sources

At Ohno's bedside, I witnessed a surprising vitality and sensed an almost invisible movement reverberating through his elderly frame.

But she doesn't move, she stays planted there in the still air darting with invisible movement, washed in streams of incense from the balsam poplar.

Then the only hurdle to moving it into the pockets of the voters is the physical transfer of banknotes; hence the EC's obsession (and occasional success) waylaying lorries stuffed with cash.An area of darknessThe academics who try to measure campaign funds devise ingenious proxies for this invisible movement.

Community organizing revived in the 1970s, in what the Christian Science Monitor called "the invisible movement of the decade".

My approach was to mix portraits of the local people with this difficult landscape and signs of the invisible movement within it.

The complexities of high-tech equipment and the subtle and usually invisible movement of air and moisture in homes mean even experienced and well-intentioned contractors do not get things right in every instance.

We also use PowerPoint animations to link visible processes such as plant growth to invisible movements and changes in molecules.

One morning, the farm wives of the valley awake to find their husbands have disappeared, joining a silent, invisible resistance movement the British government organized years before.

John Quincy Adams put it nicely when he observed that "the mutual influence of these two mighty minds on each other is a phenomenon, like the invisible and mysterious movements of the magnet in the physical world".

Shelley and Byron's discussion of whether utopia can be achieved dovetails with the contemporary thriller narrative, suggesting that the Romantics were the first in the Invisibles counter-culture movement.

Radars, for instance, spot dangerous storms that were once invisible by observing the movement of dust particles in the air.