Sentence examples for faculty of sight from inspiring English sources

It is as if you had just popped a perception-enhancing pill or been granted an extra faculty of sight.

If you lock a man in a dark dungeon for his whole life and finally let him out, he may be blinded by the light, but that doesn't mean he lacks the faculty of sight; one day, he will see.

For many people, a visit to these areas is associated with the apprehension of picturesque beauty through the physical faculty of sight.

A synopsis of an article on 'visuality' must necessarily acknowledge from the outset a certain circularity here, for the conventional meaning of synopsis – as a 'seeing together' or 'overview' – is itself indicative of a connection in Western modernity between the production of knowledge and the faculty of sight.

The first is through the faculty of sight and the second through the intellect.[34] For the eye, like the intellect, is illumined by means of light, thereby establishing a relationship between the eye, the object seen, and the space that separates them.[35] Just as the sun supplies light to the eye, the divine intellect illumines the human intellect during the act of intellection.

The most promising account of a priori justification in terms of a nonexperiential source of evidence is one that sees intellectual intuition, rational insight, or apparent rational insight, as providing the relevant a priori evidence with its source being reason, not some special faculty of intuition analogous, say, to sight, which is a source of empirical evidence.

Direct line-of-sight.

(a) Line-of-Sight.

(b) Non-Line-of-Sight.

This results in line-of-sight deposition.

The recorded data comprise non-line-of-sight, obstructed line-of-sight, and line-of-sight conditions.