God has given us sensory capacities that are suitable for finding our way to the "market and exchange" and other practical needs, but are not suitable, as the "microscopical eyes" passage indicates, for detecting the minute parts of bodies.
He similarly seems to identify the real essence of bodies with primary qualities when he suggests, just prior to the "microscopical eyes" passage, that instead of seeing colors (or instead of seeing them as we currently do), we could discover bodies' internal constitutions, if only we knew the "texture and motion of the minute Parts of corporeal things" (E II.xxiii.12, pp. 302 303).
For example, the barbaric eye-for-an-eye passages in the Hebrew Bible (e.g. Ex 21 23-25) may be read metaphorically to mean that a person who harms another must pay monetary damages: for causing the loss of an eye one must pay a fine equal to the worth of an eye.
Biden was impressed that Obama's proposals seemed to be written with an eye toward passage in Congress.
Seen out of the corner of the eye, this passage might have described a cowboy greasing an axle, but of course it didn't.
The Senate plans to introduce its immigration bill next month with an eye toward passage in March or April, officials said.
This pose stands at some odds with Turner's status as a proper rock star, not unpleasant on the eye, whose passage to the tour bus after the show is accompanied by the screaming of Brighton's youth.
The process begins when an allergen lands on one of the body's surfaces – skin, eye, nasal passage, mouth, airway or gut.
After a lull during the eye's passage, winds then increased out of the southwest towards 185 km/h (115 mph).
A station there reported a pressure of 945 mbar during a 40 minute period of the eye's passage; this suggested a landfall intensity of 125 mph (205 km/h).
