Sentence examples for better eyesight from inspiring English sources

The need for better eyesight arose because some of the animals in the early Cambrian fauna had turned from grazing to predation.

From this, Noakes observed that the best players did not necessarily have better eyesight, but were somehow better at interpreting the bowler's approach and angle of delivery.

For instance, if we have better eyesight, we might be in a stronger position to access certain professions where this is important, such as being a pilot or an astronaut.

If he really believes that a conditioned athlete can, suddenly, in his late 30's become quicker, stronger, with better eyesight and coordination, without the aid of drugs, and/or if he believes that the public is that gullible, then he is guilty as charged.

Giraffes are taller than rhinos, and have better eyesight.

And I know they have better eyesight than most people, but they might want to play their games on something bigger.

This is also interesting because the Pharisees, being the most outspoken in the religious community, surely thought they had better spiritual eyesight than anyone; so good they could see every sin in the world.

But A. cummingsi had poor eyesight better suited to life as an ambush predator, researchers report this week in Biology Letters.

Cod liver oil sounds disgusting, but it's great for getting healthy Omega-3 fatty acids, which make your eyesight better, improve your memory and brain power, and contribute to healthy nails, skin, and hair.

So in many ways my eyesight is better than a caveman's or a hunter-gatherer's, but only in terms of me being a biotechnological creature.

I threw my riding helmet on as a safety measure when I caught a strong whiff of vodka on his breath, but I needn't have worried, because even through a boozy filter his reflexes and eyesight were better than mine.