Sentence examples for ceasing to see from inspiring English sources

They are one by one ceasing to see family members as the templates for what they might become; and ceasing, for good or ill, to believe in the economy of guilt and sacrifice that has traditionally held Indian families together.

Only that they will cease to see it.

Under capitalist conditions, Marx thought, men and women cease to see themselves reflected in the work of their own hands.

Walt's desperation keeps us rooting for him long after we've ceased to see him as a sympathetic character.

The comment was seen as a direct challenge to the government's edict that Rwandans cease to see themselves as Hutus and Tutsis.

A sensible approach is to try to get the immune system used to these allergens, so that it ceases to see them as a threat.

Remember how your children, when they were very small, would make you see things that you had long since ceased to see at all?

Even the gloomiest forecasters -- economists like A. Gary Shilling, a Wall Street consultant -- have ceased to see a recession just a few months away.

He was so amusing about its disadvantages that she ceased to see them; he dismissed his former marriages - a large part of his life - as a series of grotesque jokes.

Harold Bloom, in "The Western Canon," described the culture's seminal books as possessing "strangeness, a mode of originality that either cannot be assimilated, or that so assimilates us that we cease to see it as strange".

As the culture god of the Finnish state, he had long since ceased to see a difference between music and history, and now with the world in flames his music seemed destined for ruin.