Sentence examples for seemingly invisible from inspiring English sources

"They're seemingly invisible, and yet they erupt into view within a day or two," he said.

Some of his lowest points involve a conservatism now seemingly invisible to the G.O.P.

Then along comes a ghostly and seemingly invisible thief, stealing from the tallest buildings in Twinford.

The Six Nations, for their part, opted to clear Marler via a disciplinary process less opaque than seemingly invisible.

And because the workings of our current technology are seemingly invisible, understanding the mechanics reconnects people to the technology of today".

The bamboo ceiling is a variation on the familiar term, "glass ceiling", which is typically used to describe seemingly invisible barriers to equality in leadership positions.

So their work explores natural phenomena, the idea of a world in constant fluctuation, and gives form to the seemingly invisible--the technical and the molecular--while marrying sound and image to create fascinating experimental films.

Very few can make government secrecy and seemingly-invisible objects look so tasteful.

The idea is that commuters coming through the station can spend the moments waiting for their train pondering the hazy, dreamy landscape and the alien or seemingly-invisible objects that appear there. .

Whether it's the microscopic artwork from Jon Hopkins' album, Immunity, or these new photos from the annual Cambridge Science Festival that detail microscopic snapshots of scientific phenomenon, there's something satisfying about magnifying seemingly-invisible acts of unique, natural happenings. .

She broke through the seemingly intractable invisible wall and was able to talk openly with them about the war, their violent past, and their hopes for the future.