There's been a lot of times where people cannot see something, nobody listened, and I'm later proven right.
"She is a puzzle, gazing serenely at something we cannot see, something once held, we assume, by her missing arms," Ms Postrel said.
AN ECONOMIST, it is said, is someone who cannot see something working in practice without asking whether it would work in theory.
Existing telescopes cannot see something that small at the galactic center, which is about 25,000 light-years from where Earth resides on the outskirts of the Milky Way.
("It has been my good fortune to have blind men like these in politics," he wrote of the Old Regulars. "They cannot see something after it has passed over them, and they have been knocked down by it a half-dozen times").
The mover and the place being moved over cannot exist simultaneously, since motion takes time; vision cannot see something that exists simultaneously with it (such as itself), since vision takes time too (MMK 3 2 3, see also Garfield 1995: 139 139).
So yes, as we share this sunset, perhaps I am seeing something you cannot see, or you are seeing something I cannot see.
He is young and thin and his eyes bulge over my shoulder, at something I cannot see.
Early in the book, just after her first time at the riverboat's helm, Morris writes: "I am watching for something I cannot see and I do not even know what it is.
However, without something like that I cannot see how we are going to deal with the carbon dioxide that is getting into the atmosphere.
"There is something new every 5 years, and I cannot see that drying up".
