Sentence examples for be able to sight from inspiring English sources

You will be able to sight whether the seeds have germinated or not.

Then you'll be able to sight read whole passages, melodies, and even pieces in your mind.

At 7 or 8, a boy is not expected to be able to sight-read or be advanced technically.

He later told me that, after half an hour of meditation, he was able to sight-read Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" despite being a novice pianist.

Ms. Bukhari is raising money for a lawyer to push the police to prosecute Mr. Jamsheed, and to pay for eye surgery that — with a skilled surgeon — might be able to restore sight to one eye.

I used to think that at some point in the future, I would be able to catch sight of that book's spine on my shelf and not reflexively hear two generic men shouting at each other.

In the first instance, philosophers considered it to be impossible that a man born blind should be able to acquire sight.

The researchers say that, in theory at least, a human with a damaged visual cortex might be able to regain sight through a device implanted in another part of the brain.

Blindness Researchers hope to be able to restore sight by generating ESC-derived specialized eye tissues that could be injected or transplanted as patches.

They may not be able to integrate sights, sounds, smells, touches and tastes.

Google DeepMind has announced its second collaboration with the NHS, working with Moorfields Eye Hospital in east London to build a machine learning system which will eventually be able to recognise sight-threatening conditions from just a digital scan of the eye.