Sentence examples for invisible space from inspiring English sources

Why is this "invisible space" a recurring fascination for you?

He bounced on to the stage as if on an invisible Space Hopper.

At present, because windows overlooking the garden are covered, it is almost an invisible space.

With the end of the Olympic Games, the favela has returned to its former status as an invisible space.

I'm also interested in the invisible space between people in communication; the space guided by translation and misinterpretation.

It first took a few thinkers to promote and publish on the subject, such as Edouard Utudjian, founder of GECUS in 1937, and also that planners abandon their ambiguous position on this invisible space, become part of multi-disciplinary teams and participate in the dissemination of new knowledge, particularly through some international associations such as ACUUS.

The success rate is slightly less than 50%, leading to phlegmatic jokes among astronomers about the "Great Galactic Ghoul"—an invisible, space-dwelling monster whose preferred diet is Martian space probes.

Invisible Spaces (Dea Kulumbegashvili, 3rd Year Film Student) – from Georgia.

Very big rooms and invisible spaces — a very William Gibson showdown.

Long-term rebuilders look for these and other "invisible" spaces and infrastructure that make a community whole.

Thus the neighborhood of our sun probably has many of them floating nearly invisible in space, said Knapp.