Sentence examples for invisible role from inspiring English sources

For the last 15 years, Mr. MacKay has played a pivotal, yet publicly invisible, role in shaping many American museums.

Mr. Spiller wanted to focus attention on the often invisible role played by the Chinese restaurant in America's daily life.

Behind the scenes, Vice President Dick Cheney plays a critical but almost invisible role, combining his conservatism with the pragmatic requirements of domestic politics and foreign relations.

There is an exhibit about Mario Piana, who, by restoring some of Venice's crumbling buildings, played a vital but invisible role in the history of architecture.

Mr. Bruins is one of several men accused of serving an important but largely invisible role in Nazi atrocities to face charges in recent years.

Mr. Gold's combination of instrumental versatility and songwriting skill gave him a prominent if sometimes invisible role in shaping the Los Angeles-dominated pop-rock style of the 1970s.

Rather, what interests Ms. Honigmann are the men, women and children who usually play invisible roles in Great Men histories.

For those of us that lean "to the left, to the left" of the political spectrum we watch as conservatives produce a discourse about an American Dream based on a pre-civil rights United States where women, LGBTQ, and people of color maintained marginal, if not invisible roles in the social structure.

They also render invisible the role that fundamentalist Christians, the Roman Catholic Church and Orthodox Jews play in perpetuating fear and even hatred of gays.

Originally Eric triggered the shots from outside of the rig and the flashlight was hung from the ceiling, but "that was boring and not what I wanted to do" so instead he devised the invisible cameo role for himself to add a little more creativity to the shoot.

It's fine, it seems, if women are carrying out the invisible caring roles that enable the whole machine to run smoothly, but not if they have a professional role that involves engaging directly with the players and managers.