Sentence examples for eye meaning from inspiring English sources

Then last year, Sacks pretty much lost all vision in that eye – meaning he also lost his ability to have any depth perception.

The Poughkeepsie Journal notes that the lieutenant governor has no vision in his left eye, and 20/400 vision in his right eye, meaning he can see at 20 feet what someone with perfect eyesight could see at 400 feet.

It is in astronomical terms, Neil – it's visible to the naked eye – meaning without using instruments – and it's reachable by spacecraft.

Until last year, the Swiss government would turn a blind eye, meaning girls from all over the world (but mostly South America and Eastern Europe) would flock to its brothels, but since they cracked down, it's only Romanian girls left. .

Until last year, the Swiss government would turn a blind eye, meaning girls from all over the world (but mostly South America and Eastern Europe) would flock to its brothels, but since they cracked down, there are only Romanian girls left. .

I wandered off, keeping an eye on the trail, trying to develop what Mr. Lincoff described as "mushroom eyes," meaning eyes that zero in on a fungus.

Blue-eyed men and women carry genes for only blue eyes, meaning that two blue-eyed partners can only have blue-eyed children.

Thornhill has a form of albinism that affects the pigment in her skin, hair and eyes, meaning she has about 7-9% sight.

Strapped to the front of an Oculus Rift, the sensor can see a wider field of view than your own eyes, meaning it can track your hands even when you can't see them.

For the app to stalk me, I had to use the app as my browser it only records which websites you go on with Covenant Eyes, meaning the report wouldn't include sites I viewed on my phone's web browser.

Examination using a Snellen chart showed a visual acuity of 6/12 in both eyes, meaning that he would need to approach to a distance of 6 meters to read letters that a person with normal acuity would be able to read at 12 meters.