Sentence examples for not so visible from inspiring English sources

On the superficial level, the differences between east and west are not so visible anymore.

The rambling defensiveness that criticisms often provoke in him was not so visible.

Putin may be as out of the homophobe-closet as it is possible to be – others are not so visible.

There are other people, not so visible — students, maybe, or old hippies living alone — who have put up flags or sheets of tinfoil for curtains.

It is unfortunate because everyone will talk the talk but, when it comes to the action, that is not so visible.

What it does best is to sell software to corporations, for all sorts of applications, visible and not so visible, at a handsome profit.

"To us, it wasn't so visible that there was something wrong at the company," he said.

The scarring around the left eye wasn't so visible if she didn't look closely, and she had no wish to look closely.

Bad-education drama Neds is only the third feature directed in 14 years by Peter Mullan, who – if he weren't so visible as an actor – could have drummed himself a nice bit of mystique as an Elusive Pimpernel of film-making, Scotland's own Terrence Malick.

He grabbed the paper from the moist German man and hastily ad-libbed, "They aren't so visible to the untrained eye, but when you know what to look for you can see the variations... " He pointed — but didn't show to the camera — the alleged variations.

How do you build your imagination when your history isn't so visible in the mainstream?