Sentence examples for are seeing with from inspiring English sources
verb
To perceive or detect with the eyes, or as if by sight.
This is what we saw are seeing with the new era of Super PACs.
"What we are seeing with the '10-'11 ticket sales are just unbelievable," Hunter said.
This signals "the end of the average" in a firm's relationships with customers, as we are seeing with forward-thinking marketers in industries from retail to telecoms.
But this is what the bishops are asking for; and we are seeing, with increasing frequency, people and institutions doing just that.
The public are matching what they are seeing with their own eyes against a media cartoon depiction and they are pleased with what they see".
No matter how much the U.S. tries to change its image in the Arab world, what we are seeing with our own eyes is much stronger".
"The change we are seeing with kids is the greatest change we've seen in a generation of children since the war.
Her "sexual disasters" are seen with detached humour in Dictionary.
Anterior pointing patellae are seen with outwardly rotated feet (left).
Considerable side effects and complications are seen with operative treatment.
