Sentence examples for because we cannot see from inspiring English sources

Because we cannot see reality directly, all our ideas are guesses about what is going on.

And because we cannot see the end — we also cannot see how it changes.

We pollute it unknowingly, because we cannot see the results of our abuse.

Edward Frenkel Reasoning that some of us are unwilling to engage with maths because we cannot see it, Professor Frenkel relates it tirelessly to things we can.

The fumy, cloud-like mist adds to our sense of slightly befuddled and even nervous awe because we cannot see exactly what it is that we are seeing.

In Verhoeven's original film, Weller's taciturn performance is all the more affecting because we cannot see his eyes, their absence from the frame adding extra gravitas to the words that echo from his mouth.

While it is easy to see the big picture in terms of that pay rise or promotion because they are tangible, we cannot see the effects that working too hard will have on our health because "there's no way it will happen to me, I am tougher than that".

Except that most of the time we cannot see this, because we are "locked in, politically, physically and culturally" to the world that capital has made.

Thus, although the solutions to the world's problems are actually in our hands, we cannot see them because we are blinded by our fixed self-perception.

In the second, more speculative explanation, the spatially implicit model is doing well because it fits something bigger which we cannot see.

We cannot see him too well because of the bookcase and also the screen door.