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  • Alison pushed forward through the darkness, determined to exorcise any fear of the half-visible world which she now found herself in.

    NaNoWriMo: Nightmare At The Museum « The Graveyard 2009

  • A huge tree looms as a backdrop, and on a platform half-visible through its branches, you get occasional glimpses of characters drifting, as if floating out of the margins of our imaginations.

    'Cymbeline': A fairy tale without magic Peter Marks 2011

  • Nodding toward the room where the half-visible Red Hood still lay, he said, “I see someone already caught my last prey.”

    Half Upon a Time James Riley 2010

  • Nodding toward the room where the half-visible Red Hood still lay, he said, “I see someone already caught my last prey.”

    Half Upon a Time James Riley 2010

  • Nodding toward the room where the half-visible Red Hood still lay, he said, “I see someone already caught my last prey.”

    Half Upon a Time James Riley 2010

  • Nodding toward the room where the half-visible Red Hood still lay, he said, “I see someone already caught my last prey.”

    Half Upon a Time James Riley 2010

  • There are many economic and production-related reasons that filmmakers choose to shoot digital, but its flat, uncorrected look, muddy, half-visible blacks in low-light and clipped overexposures in the sun, are considered its flaws and carefully avoided.

    Paul Snyder: Public Enemies and the Invention of Video 2009

  • Even the trees just across my street, the trees are only half-visible in the mist.

    Archive 2008-01-01 littlemissattitude 2008

  • People noticed curious things about him—small things by themselves, but together they made Chef Ferrero as enigmatic as the Hindu incense merchant in the Rialto, only half-visible behind his screen of scented smoke.

    The Chef’s Apprentice Elle Newmark 2008

  • People noticed curious things about him—small things by themselves, but together they made Chef Ferrero as enigmatic as the Hindu incense merchant in the Rialto, only half-visible behind his screen of scented smoke.

    The Book of Unholy Mischief Elle Newmark 2008

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