Sentence examples for ideas of sight from inspiring English sources
It might convey some idea of the depth of Ms. Resnik and Mr. Curtis's mutual interest in the art life of Lady Justice that their examination of the history of her blindfold alone takes up one whole chapter and part of another in the book, following ideas of sight and veiling through the philosophy of Locke, Diderot and Bentham.
Her idea of sight-seeing is riding her horse to the quarry and then wandering around, drooling over the hunky, muscular workmen driving pickaxes into walls of granite.
This requires that we abandon the idea that "out of sight is out of mind".
Now a trial of a 60-electrode implant is about to begin.Even more impressive is the idea of restoring sight to people who have lost their eyes.
It embraces gooey ideas of love at first sight and retells Romeo & Juliet while backing down on the famous, bloody ending.
The idea is to get stuff out of sight and out of mind until it's needed.
Usually when you flush something down the toilet, the idea is to have it out of sight and out of mind as soon as possible.
(Māori smoker) "So I think the idea of getting smokes out of sight, and maybe restricting the amount of dairies, or - you know, things like that, dairies, plus close to schools, that would be good".
But it went nowhere creatively beyond its obvious political statement and Asherle's "Out of Sight" solo ran out of ideas almost immediately.
