Sentence examples for life invisible from inspiring English sources

Imagine that you spent your entire life invisible and silent and no one spoke to you or saw you.

In that spirit, Jane's life as invisible bystander is about to change.

Saint-Exupéry's story teaches us that sometimes the things that are the most essential in life are invisible.

The world Conard describes too often feels grim and soulless, one in which art and romance and the nonremunerative satisfactions of a simpler life are invisible.

Watch David Rakoff, who died last Thursday, read a personal story and dance onstage during a performance for "This American Life: The Invisible Made Visible".

When microscopy arose as a science in its own right, botanists and zoologists discovered evidence of the vast diversity of life mostly invisible to the unaided eye.

In the map of their world, the routine functions and ordinary places of everyday life are invisible: A.T.M.'s, credit cards, automobile insurance.

Sam presents himself as a lens on Henry's life, an invisible witness to his eventual decision to cut whatever ties the New World has given him.

The opera is simultaneously the movie's scaffolding and its secret life, its invisible "color," a mixture of innocence and sophistication that influences the film's essential style and the equal weights that adults and children have in it.

"Military life is invisible to most people.

The not-there unpictured life, or invisible story, hangs around, along with the silent conversation of nonspeaking pictures.