The phrase "a form of sight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different ways of perceiving or understanding visual information or experiences.
Example: "In the realm of art, abstract paintings can be considered a form of sight that challenges traditional perceptions."
Alternatives: "a type of vision" or "a mode of seeing".
By the time of his death, those constraints had turned through 180 degrees.Don't mention BurkeEntering politics in the 1950s, St John-Stevas had little choice but to conceal part of who he was—a gay man albeit beneath a carapace of campness, a form of hiding in plain sight.
Statistically, this is far less than I would have expected to be learning Braille, considering that there are over 25,000 children in the UK living with some form of sight loss.
The attention to detail is amazing — Coulter will make a great movie someday — but the accumulated effect of all this passionate perfectionism is to suggest a form of self-delusion, the artist having lost sight of the thing most obvious to the viewer, which is that the story he has to tell is too insignificant to hold one's attention for the time required to tell it.
The Bank is imposing a rate of minus 0.25% on "sight deposits" - a form of instant access account - of more than 10m Swiss francs ($9.77m , £6.2m.
In line-of-sight environments, SDMA can be conceived as a form of beamsteering where different beams are aimed at different users, thereby separating their signals.
"The almost continuous deprivation of the detainees' sight at Camp Abu Naji... amounted to a form of mistreatment," he concluded.
The work may eventually help in understanding the genetic factors behind certain forms of sight loss in humans.
For the most part, "Lonely, I'm Not" trusts enough in its audience's intelligence to let us connect the thematic dots for ourselves: between psychological cause and effect, between corporate and individual moralities, between forms of sight and sightlessness.
