Sentence examples for making invisible from inspiring English sources

Nottage, who has thick dreads and a warm, warbling voice, has built a career on making invisible people visible.

Mickey's and Pluto's shaky, hyperbolic reactions to gravity actually serve to enhance the cartoons' realism, Ahmad said, by making invisible forces present to the viewer.

Bruno Jakob, 2003 Swiss artist Jakob has devised several different means of making "invisible paintings": painting on paper or canvas using water rather than pigment or exposing a lightly primed canvas – as if it were a psychically sensitive type of photographic paper – to the presence of a person or animal in order to capture some ethereal aspect of their existence.

Sound is an interesting way of making invisible events perceptible.

Earlier this year it invested in Recorded Future, a company that mines websites, blogs and Twitter accounts to "predict the future" by making "invisible links".

Where Amazon seems to have made a leap that would have particular benefit in the automotive world is in making invisible to users the computing layer, while retaining contextual intelligence and computing power behind-the-scenes.

An entire group could be made invisible.

It makes invisible the trans identity".

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.