Sentence examples for invisible says from inspiring English sources

"The contribution of men in construction is often invisible," says Wall. "Women, doubly so".

"As a black woman, you're invisible," says Taylor Payne, a member of the group.

"Throughout the history of fishing in Brazil, women's activity has been rendered invisible," says Laurinede Maria Santana.

"We're kind of invisible," says Robert M. Sacco, general manager of Aleut Facilities Support Services, based in Colorado Springs, Colo., "until your toilet overflows".

"That transformation really has rendered the working class invisible," says Tamara Draut, the author of "Sleeping Giant," a recent book about this demographic transformation and its political consequences.

They [the Argentinians] are really successful at making them invisible," says Jiménez, a Spaniard whose at-times mischievous sense of humour belies a genuine sensitivity towards the various motivations of all parties in this complex equation.

'Invisible,' said Faith under her breath.

"I like to photograph the invisible," said Mr. Kaminski, 28.

Too often they're invisible," said Anne Holcomb, a coordinator at the Night Ministry's Open Door Shelter.

At the firm, "I was told to be invisible," said Mr. Warren, who left in April.

"They are almost invisible," said Ms. Galland, who grew up in the redwood country of Northern California.