Sentence examples for more invisibly from inspiring English sources

"It was difficult at the end," said Sampras, whose serve darted even more invisibly as darkness began to arrive.

I would argue that Sondheim's lyrics are deeper, more invisibly intricate and braver in their search for truth than those of any who have preceded him.

Even more invisibly, next year the average American will release about twenty metric tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, and many in Congress seek to loosen restrictions on greenhouse gases even further.

What if, rather than being a means of empowerment — whereby a young woman is no longer subject to anything so quaintly analog as the ticking of a biological clock — freezing one's eggs is understood as a surrender to the larger, more invisibly pervasive force of corporate control?

What if, rather than being a means of empowerment whereby a young woman is no longer subject to anything so quaintly analog as the ticking of a biological clock freezing one's eggs is understood as a surrender to the larger, more invisibly pervasive force of corporate control?

One of the results of your modernising zeal is that while the state has become invisibly more authoritarian, we all to some extent have become suspects.

But they're not especially convenient either – placing a bet is a transaction far more easily accomplished invisibly, online, than in a material shop, where you'll likely trample in over a carpeting of abandoned bet slips (these boxy, overbright spaces always tend to look as if a major parade has just passed through) and in that climate of tension and boredom, biro out a prediction longhand.

Invisibly, in more than 30 cities, sensors sniff the air to detect various deadly germ threats.

If banks have taken on so much more risk, both visibly and invisibly, they should have more capital.

There are dozens more of the auxiliary people, invisibly but essentially a part of the fashion machine, who apply brushes, hot combs, tweezers and Jiffy steamers, and who supply the occasional Marlboro Lights, horoscope readings and sisterly advice to the aforesaid young women.

Which maybe makes me think that politeness more often than not operates invisibly.