Sentence examples for most invisibly from inspiring English sources

Most invisibly but significantly, it required trust among sovereign, elite and people.

The regime cleared homeless and malnourished citizens from Pyongyang's streets, and kept giving party cadres there decent rations even as the countryside's public food-distribution system collapsed, for the most part invisibly to the outside world.

Tsafendas lived unsupported by the paper identities (passports, visas, work permits, birth certificates) that sustain most of us invisibly.

While most calls linked invisibly to large cell phone towers, the MetroPCS subscribers unknowingly connected to a tiny antenna no bigger than a car radio antenna that dangled from a nearby telephone pole.

Most such killings happen invisibly.

The most important changes happen invisibly inside peoples' heads.

What's more, Harrison manages to make Bigelow's devotion to weather forecasting seem both noble and metaphorically rich -- a quasi-artistic way of "recording a narrative that unfolds invisibly to most people".

That's why the opening of this exhibit was a revelatory moment for her, bringing together those two of Istanbul's most "isolated, exclusive, and invisibly hierarchical" groups, between which her life had long been divided: the Jews and the art scenesters.

The only plausible explanation for these galactic 'flat rotation curves' (named for their shape on a graph) was that the mass of the galaxies must extend invisibly beyond the most distant stars and gas clouds.

The patching process has become invisibly smooth, and most regular computer users never even know that there was a race on.

Beware of buying stolen parts as most bike parts are now invisibly marked and you may end up with your bike impounded.