Sentence examples for may be invisible from inspiring English sources

For many passengers, the changes may be invisible.

The walls may be invisible, but they are high and thick.

An emotion may have pronounced physical accompaniments, such as a facial expression, or it may be invisible to observers.

They may be invisible to the consumer, yet without them the modern world literally would not exist.

Just you wait, said the austerians: the bond vigilantes may be invisible, but they must be feared all the same.

Inconsistencies with the light or within the shadows themselves — some of which may be invisible to the naked eye — indicate the photo is doctored.

They've just found Michael Smiley – who may or may not be invisible – in a mushroom field, and beaten the crap out of him.

Blood in the urine, however, may be more rusty brown than bright red or pink and may also be invisible to the naked eye.

Paradoxically, when a person or group is hypervisible they may also be invisible, in the sense that they are treated as irrelevant by society.

But they also try to demystify art, to show how, at its best, it reveals something that may otherwise be invisible to us in daily life.

There may also be invisible adaptations for resistance to disease or insect attack.