Sentence examples for eye through which from inspiring English sources

The lens is a transparent structure in the eye through which light is focused onto the retina.

In Google Street View, the absence of an engaged eye through which to interpret its images can lend them an eerie quality.

The actor Robert Downey Jr. was the on-camera narrator of the first "Last Party," the subjective eye through which that year's presidential election was seen.

On Monday, the doctor determined that the opening in the eye through which fluid is supposed to drain had once again started to close.

Are there famous people who are not naturally talented, but gained fame through other means (family connections, wealth, etc).? Is it "fair" that children of celebrities have a "venue" (the public eye) through which to rise to fame themselves, while others have to struggle to make it to the top?

The components tested were the hygrometer, the Escal bag itself, the glass dish in which the coupons were to be placed, the adhesive eye through which the oxygen analyzer pierces the chamber and the RP system™ A-type tablet.

From that moment on, Steadman was Thompson's sidekick and muse, the fresh eyes through which Thompson could see his own country.

It is made by twisting two parts of a rope in opposite directions, forming two side-by-side eyes through which the base of the hook is passed so that a sling hangs from the hook.

Google has taken a different approach with Glass, its high-tech eyewear that overlays maps, messages and other data on a transparent lens in front of people's eyes, through which they can still view their surroundings.

At first reading, as now, it was not the story so much as the voice in which the tale unfolded, the eyes through which it was seen, that compelled.

Shakespeare's character Miranda, played by the actor Nicola Miles-Wildin, provided the eyes through which the 65,000-strong audience in the stadium and millions more on television saw the show.