Sentence examples for eye defect from inspiring English sources

Verlaine, it seems, has an eye defect that allows him to see angels' wings more easily than most people.

Late in 2007, Gerry McCann gave an interview to an American magazine and talked about the decision to publicise the eye defect.

Among the casualties of excessive pruning is the central character of Selma — a single mother in 1960s America, a Czech immigrant — who suffers from a congenital eye defect.

Rumours surfaced last Thursday night that McLeish had walked out after being bitterly upset with the club's refusal to sanction a deal for George Boyd, whose move from Peterborough collapsed because of an alleged eye defect.

Such reactions are common when this kind of eye defect is corrected in adulthood, said Dr. Renée Richards, a strabismus specialist at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital and my husband's surgeon.

Another, from the University of Minnesota, provided photographs of a 62-day-old pig fetus in which the addition of human cells appeared to have reversed a congenital eye defect.

Of seven births, two had eye defects.

It's offensive to those of us with real eye defects.

Mutants in MMB subunits exhibit diverse phenotypes, including lethality, eye defects, reduced fecundity, and sterility.

Dubail, J. et al. Impaired ADAMTS9 secretion: A potential mechanism for eye defects in Peters Plus Syndrome.

Microphthalmia, anophthalmia and coloboma (MAC) are distinct phenotypes that represent a continuum of structural developmental eye defects.