Sentences with phrase «invisible person»

How dare someone not believe there are invisible people in the sky!

How am I supposed to believe in a candidate who invites invisible people as a viable alternative to critical thinking when it comes to policy?

But if you want to have «personal relationships» with invisible people who only speak through your own thoughts, knock yourself out.

Thats what I would do if a friend was following invisible people around and talking to them all day.

Velez said politicians treat business owners as «little invisible people.»

I hated Church, sitting in a hot room with some trouser stain talking about invisible people and telling me to pay him.

Considered instrumental to spying or hiding of military equipment, the project has so far been carried with high discretion, or as one of the researchers describedit, «We are invisible people studying invisible technology.»

Illuminating the lives of these previously invisible people is one of the rewards of being an archaeologist today.

The Florida Project continues filmmaker Sean Baker's spotlight on marginalised and invisible people living in the USA.

According to the diary, there's a group of tiny, nearly invisible people known as the Minimoys living in the backyard.

To the extent that great cinema allows us to identify with the outsider, del Toro's masterpiece celebrates voiceless and invisible people everywhere.

Hawkins» Eliza is a mostly invisible person.

This project also explores the workings of the airport microcosm, and the many invisible people within this world who keep things moving.

You are all lunatics and perhaps you just do everyone a favor and mix up thousands of gallons of Jim Jones punch and get out of the way of the rest of us who don't believe in invisible people in the sky.

Or maybe the inherent absurdity of adults believing they are in telepathic communications with invisible people in the sky — is worth discussing to us?

People like this get carte blanche to talk to invisible person (s) in the name of religion.

Because they want to talk about something real — something that really meant something in their life, not the invisible person in the sky who they never even spoke too.

Wake up... religion is a complete waste of time because its built on mistruths, little facts, and invisible person (s), i.e., myth.

It's absolutely scary that we allow people who talk to invisible people to run our country and make decisions.

I'll talk to an invisible person.

They are some of the truly «invisible people» in our culture.

It saddens and frightens me that I have to watch the western world controlled, to a large extent, by a group of people that actually believe that an invisible person, for many an old man, actually controls and creates existence.

at the age when our brains are avidly seeking data to soak up, and sadly there are a bunch of dripping older humans who pour on the toilet water that is religion and thus we have 90 % of the planet or more who believe in invisible people, superst itions, ghosts, voodoo, faith healing, the rapture and many many more silly and often harmful beliefs.

I see an invisible person I am crazy.

Religion is nothing more than a mass group of stupid people who believe in invisible people.

However, spending time with the «invisible people» in our society is scary.

He has a big hole in his head for believing in invisible people, I know that.

We do not treat prisoners as humans needing support to turn their lives around, but we treat them as animals who are different from us, and they become the invisible people.

Now it seems that children also avoid cheating if told they're being watched — not by God, but by Princess Alice, an invisible person conjured up by researchers.

I feel empowered when I am teaching but when I am in a room where I can't hear, I feel like an invisible person.

Foiled by that invisible person again?

«On a certain level,» Del Toro said recently, «the idea is just gathering everybody up who can be represented as the other, quote unquote, all the invisible people coming together to rescue this creature that can either be a monster or a savior or a lover or a god.»

As a history teacher, in my own classroom I want to make a change so that there are no invisible people in that space.

In the «invisible people» category are works like Andrew Norman Wilson «s installation «Workers Leaving the Googleplex» (2010) tracking a personal account of discovering a fourth class of yellow - badge employees in the Google HQ hierarchy, who scan books for its digital library, when he himself worked for the major tech corporation.

Dividing the space across «digital masks», «mirrors», «icons» and «invisible people» the exhibition design is the first thing to arrest your attention.

An ongoing project by Ari Versluis and Ellie Uyttenbroek exposes the invisible people of Paris with «Exactitudes» (1994 --RRB-, an ongoing project which collates photos of individuals from across social strata and presenting similarities in appearance and character.

Every element of the installation serves to establish this invisible person as the pinnacle of the Modern intellectual yet, still, it is clear that this person does not and never did exist in this way.

I wanted to celebrate local black heroes, the invisible people like the first black mayor of Camden, (a district of London).

Award - winning photographer Rory Carnegie is currently showing new work in the exhibition «Invisible People», part of a National Crime Agency...

If you really want to mess with the people at the drive thru, when you pull up to the window, hand the food to someone (invisible person / Trey) in the back seat and ask them to «check it and make sure we have everything.»

I am amazed at God's ability to speak so perfectly through an invisible person in a computer.