Sentence examples for makes invisible from inspiring English sources

It makes invisible the trans identity".

Leon Yan, managing director of Amecisco, the San Francisco company that makes Invisible KeyLogger Stealth, said he was distressed that his software has been used in the crime, but he added that it was simply a tool.

Most intriguing perhaps is Dance Spectroscopy, an art-meets-science affair which makes invisible particles in the atmosphere around you visible on a big screen, and creates a soundscape as you move.

Researchers in Bristol have created a device that makes invisible objects in mid-air that you can touch and feel.

The phrase "land of the pilgrim's pride," invokes a very historically inaccurate picture of America as "empty" without population and one that makes invisible the people who actually did most of the manual labor and agricultural work to build the country.

It makes invisible the short and long-term physical toll and side effects of treatment and the considerable difficulty of maintaining adequate supplies and precise daily dosing of medication over the course of a lifetime that will for many also include unemployment, trauma, depression, and migration.

An entire group could be made invisible.

Women are being made invisible".

Himes wrote about the "nigger class," made invisible through incarceration.

Trainspotting was about an entire class that was being dehumanised and made invisible.

If there are blacks, they have been made invisible, perhaps by agreement among the warring factions.