Sentence examples for invisible writing from inspiring English sources

Koestler took stock of his early life in the memoirs Arrow in the Blue (1952) and The Invisible Writing (1954).

Koestler went on to publish several volumes of autobiography: "Scum of the Earth" (1941), "Arrow in the Blue" (1952), and "The Invisible Writing" (1954) — all popular successes.

When he quit politics, he embarked on a quixotic crusade to rescue modern science from rationality and positivism, and to find, by deciphering what he called "the invisible writing" of the universe, a spiritual guide to conduct.

It's always been dispiriting to see the latent resentments that Clinton's political ambitions brought forth — she's like one of those chemical solutions which make invisible writing manifest, only to reveal a message that we'd rather had remained hidden.

"Illegals use many methods to exchange information with each other, including brush-passes, short-wave radio operation and invisible writing, use of codes and ciphers, including the use of encrypted Morse code messages, the creation and use of a cover profession.

He thought of the world as a kind of text in invisible writing, a cipher pointing to another order of things - but you needn't accept anything of this occult philosophy to find his stories more than just entertaining.

'To the outside world, they had always been invisible,' writes Cohn.

The LA mayor "is so far down the list of potential Democratic nominees, he's almost invisible," wrote LA Times columnist Steve Lopez last month.

One can't help thinking of the hundreds of gifted composers who are not so fortunate — there is no job as solitary and invisible as writing music for a living.

The Invisible Woman writes a weekly Guardian column about fashion for older women called the Vintage Years.

As the narrator describes each bullet point, an invisible hand writes it out on the board.