1.   As a dancer walks pensively, other dancers wave as if signaling to invisible people in the distance.

2.   It will require a sustained commitment from the city to a group of people invisible until they get sick, arrested or murdered.

3.   Middle-class blacks have long been the nearly invisible people of prime-time drama.

4.   Nothing about the flourishing economy or all the invisible people untouched by affluence.

5.   She knows that, as African-Americans and Hispanics strengthen their numbers after negotiating more on-screen representation from the networks, Asian-Americans remain the invisible people.

6.   The invisible people you just took for granted are gone -- you now appreciate the shoe salesman, the movie ticket person.

7.   They are called the invisible people because they have a great deal of information, are generally underappreciated and no one ever asks their opinion.