Sentence examples for because we only see from inspiring English sources

Dorothea's misery in her marriage is convincing because we only see one side of it, Eliot chides us (and before you ask: no, Casaubon has not spawned a franchise of sequels).

But, of course, this is not how the Facebook news feed works, because we only see what our friends share.

We infer talent because we only see a tiny proportion of the work that goes into the construction of virtuosity.

Researchers trying to piece together evolutionary trees "can be misled by fossils," he says, "because we only see what is preserved, not decayed away.

We do not allow that person to have a life of their own because we only see them in relation to our own perceived needs.

Because we only see Ryan briefly pre-suicide attempt -- and his state at that time is understandably to be held suspect -- we have no way of knowing exactly what we are seeing play out.

Because of this, we only see one side of the moon.

It can be confusing even to me because on one side we only see Muslim extremists on the TV preaching hate in the name of Islam and we barely hear the majority.

On Monday night she swapped her peach pant suit for a black one, and stood before the world's assembled press, or at least some of it, including the BBC, who were clearly at the back, because we could only see her in the gap between the cameras from more important news agencies like Fox, and said that she was sorry.

How many weeks would you say that is? Jonathan Delafield-BuTo: To pinpoint it is difficult because we can only see the results of the developmental process at birth or in childhood, when in very rare cases you get early child death.

Because we only ever see consequences, not how it happens.