Sentence examples for how one sees from inspiring English sources
But this new twist looks to be far more serious, concerning, as it almost certainly does, a Diana-related item known as the "rape tape," which is either a smoking gun or nothing at all, depending on how one sees these things.
"I present my work as a place where viewers think and feel the space consciously, experience the phenomenon that is paradoxical and can be taken in either way depending on how one sees it like negative and positive, front and back, or interior and exterior, and expand imagination of their own," he explained in a press release.
With morphological phylogeny it matters a lot on how one sees the trait.
"It cuts deep down to how one sees the world, and people have different views," said Michael Lindley, the superintendent.
The movie's ending, which I will not give away here, brilliantly drives home, one last time, the importance of how one sees things.
Racism is not some tragic event to get over; it's the ongoing tragedy of cumulative experiences that shape how one sees the world.
Bavelier listed a number of important questions: How does playing action video games affect how well one sees, or how well one can perform cognitive processes like mental rotation?
But you have to go yourself to see how one project flows into the next.
Reading Samet's anthology, one sees how starkly perspectival leadership is.
Here, one sees how abstraction can easily lead to a Surrealistic vision.
