Sentence examples for pushing invisible from inspiring English sources
Darting and writhing from side to side, she presses the palms of her hands forward as if pushing invisible walls.
"There were a few doors that masqueraded as a bookcase or a wall panel, but they were only playfully called 'secret' for the benefit of the kids," he says as he springs up from the living room sofa and pantomimes, pushing invisible buttons on the wall and making guttural sound effects to illustrate how those secret doors opened.
When I return from pushing my invisible baby round the town in his invisible pram, my husband assures me that they mean well.
Inching his way across the stage in tiny steps, Mr. Kyle extends his arms in front of his body, as if pushing an invisible wall with his palms.
Lanciani recounts that men picnicking at the site spoke of "the ghosts who haunted the crypt below, when suddenly the carriage which had brought them there, pushed by invisible hands, began to roll down the slope of the hill".
We wondered whether the phantasms that follow artificial scotomata could act like real pedestals and help to push otherwise invisible stimuli over the sensory threshold.
He should feel an "invisible bubble" pushing his hands outward, even though nothing is touching them.
Le Cirque Imaginaire was one of the first to do away with tigers and sawdust, while its successor, Le Cirque Invisible, pushed the aesthetic further.
The explosion was a wave of pressure so forceful that it knocked doors off hinges nearly one mile away and laid able-bodied adults flat on their backs as if pushed by an invisible hand.
I was instructed to push a nearly invisible button by the door when I wanted the tray taken, one of the few moments when the hotel delivered on its promise of offering sleek, efficient design.
The wave after that rose toward us as if pushed by an invisible bulldozer, and I heard Aura shout, "I'm getting this one!" "I'm getting this one!" Her cheerful, plucky voice suffused with her last ever impulse of delight.
