Sentence examples for nowhere visible from inspiring English sources
His bodyguard was nowhere visible.
The traits of my race are nowhere visible upon me".
In the autumn of 2015, however, ProtonMail's ranking plummeted, from the first page to the fifth, tenth, and, by the following spring, nowhere visible at all.
The internal courtyard was left nearly a ruin, with trees growing from the rock and arches leading nowhere, visible through giant nonreflective glass windows along every corridor.
Shot by shot, the movie, for all its tightly ratcheted suspense and closely calibrated surprises, feels like a loose-limbed, freewheeling improvisation, albeit one — with its high-relief close-ups and its swingingly agile compositions — that is driven by its leader and central consciousness, everywhere present, nowhere visible.
Joyce is paraphrasing his mentor, Flaubert – "The author, like God, is everywhere present but nowhere visible in his work" – whose cult of impersonality in relationship to creation, or action, uses a conceptual framework set out in The Gita and The Upanishads, both newly available in Europe at the time.
Ms. Russ's feminism is perhaps nowhere more visible than in "The Female Man".
HUNGARY'S homelessness problem is nowhere more visible than in the historic heart of Budapest.
The time warp is nowhere more visible than at the early-18th-century Puente de Toledo.
What has been called the triumph of the fact is nowhere more visible than in the social sciences.
The monetization challenge is perhaps nowhere more visible than in the low number of final investment decisions (FIDs) on new LNG liquefaction projects.
