Sentence examples for try to be invisible from inspiring English sources

"I try to be invisible, replace it A.S.A.P., then fix the broken toy as quickly as possible," he said.

"I'm delighted, but also a little embarrassed, because you try to be invisible, and this blows your cover!" Cunningham said, hoisting the Nikon to his eye and darting off, mid-sentence, in pursuit of a woman with a fetching fur-lined handbag.

I allow some time to pass and try to be invisible as their minds and hearts are swimming.

"I tried to be invisible as I made that movie," Mr. Raimi recalled.

I was trying to be invisible but noisy — that is, in a sexy, come-hither turkey kind of a way.

While his contemporary, Joel Meyerowitz, stalked the streets of New York trying to be invisible, Winogrand did not mind being noticed.

Later, when he is finally persuaded to take short walks, he skulks, pressing himself against the nearest wall or fence, as if trying to be invisible.

I had gone through college trying to be invisible, and to know that someone in my class had had a crush on me filled a tiny hole in my heart.

"I spent much of my life trying to be invisible," says Memory, documenting the physical and emotional pains of being an outsider: how her albino skin blistered in the sun; how she was brutally bullied; how she wanted to crawl out of her own skin, "to disappear, to melt and only observe".

I'm trying to be invisible.

You're trying to be invisible… You trust your brain more than you trust your emotions". .