Sentence examples for literally invisible from inspiring English sources

"It enables you to see patterns and information that are literally invisible".

In some places, like Mr. Kwasnik's living room, it is literally invisible.

Posthumously, in the city where he died, he is literally invisible.

At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, the company demonstrated a prototype plasma set that, when it went to black, was literally invisible in a dark room.

Almost literally invisible even to observant Jews, the wire or string of an eruv, connected from pole to pole, allows the outdoors to be considered an extension of the home.

If that doesn't make you feel uneasy enough about the fragility of your perception of reality, check out this study about scientists who made their subjects feel literally invisible.

Where they become, literally, socially invisible.

Ready-to-hand tools are transparent when we use them, "literally visible, effectively invisible" (Weiser 1994).

Bungie Studios Frank O'Connorr has described the Chief as "so quiet and so invisible, literally, that the player gets to pretend they're the Chief.

Getting dressed when you're getting old is tough - literally The Guardian's Invisible Woman knows a thing or two about balancing out the inevitable ageing process with looking good.

Designed by Gensler, an architectural firm, the pavilion might double as a mini-gallery, calling attention to the gallery across the avenue and the school, which will be literally under foot and otherwise invisible.