Sentence examples for invisible stands from inspiring English sources

Still, in a movie culture consumed by youth and its trappings — vampires, werewolves, stoners and superheroes — Meyers's decision to pay attention to a part of the population that is often construed (and often construes itself) to be invisible stands out in bold relief.

The man who had become invisible stood in her living room, listening to her story.

Warp 9! To give your Enterprise the genuine "floating" appearance, use the spring that held the shutter closed to fashion a nearly invisible stand that will amaze and confound your peers.

Her remarks about "invisible Americans" stood out as the new flourish to her standard campaign stump speech, and she cast a wide net: Rather than focus on the middle class or the working class, she included both, and singled out single mothers, children in poorly performing schools, Sept. 11 first responders, and soldiers returning from combat with disabilities, among others.

At the Invisible Dog, they stood on individual platforms, side by side, lighted from below by neon tubes.

They bustled along talking to their invisible friends, or stood abstracted on the kerb the fingers of one hand fiddling away in the palm of the other, or, like iAnna footled fanatically with a filmy square-foot.

The pitches ranged from inspired to daft, the kind of daft where someone asking $3bn for the world's first invisible television would stand a better chance of getting investment.

But, if one looked closer, the subject proved to be a large French doll — and not alone, for almost invisible behind her stood another doll, a turbaned black mammy whose eyes and gold earrings and red lips shone with unsettling vividness out of the shadows.

They try to be socially invisible and not stand out, and find it harder to gain credibility.

Who made me so helpless, who tangled my mind so that I'm too afraid of invisible consequences to stand for what is right?

He's invisible and last year stood up for the DWP bureaucracy in a ratepayer billing settlement that has yet to deliver refunds to customers, despite a pledge they were coming last summer, and gives DWP control over refund amounts.