Sentence examples for because one sees from inspiring English sources

If, for example, one makes ideas into things, then one can imagine that because one sees ideas, the ideas actually block one from seeing things in the external world.

Bowie: Because one sees a lot on -- there's one black station on television that I keep picking up.

Because one sees in particular elections (and some would argue this is the case in Germany and its position on the Iraq War), [politicians] winning votes at home to distance the country from the United States and from what a unified Europe might want to present in approaching U.S. policy toward Iraq.

It is because one sees that they do their best, sometimes they go beyond themselves to save certain mothers and their babies.» (Village head; distance to facility > 7 km; village with extremely low rate of home deliveries) « If you deliver in the village, they cannot remove blood from your belly.

Because one sees a high proportion of outcome Y in one area of a map of a country, and a high proportion of exposure X in the same area of a second map of the country, one cannot conclude that X causes Y.

Just because one sees doctors around plagues doesn't mean they cause them.

On Twitter, we always teeter on the brink of shame both because no one sees us and because too many do.

Because no one sees himself quite the way others see him.

Instead, I know that the world only tramples me as a street crowd does an earthworm — not out of malice or stupidity, but because no one sees it.

I suppose putting the stuff inside the cubicle maybe because then no one sees if you're taking it or not.

In "Serenade," because it is a solo, one sees the encounter as if through a microscope.