Sentence examples for in which sight from inspiring English sources

"It marks the beginning of an era in which sight will be restored at ever more astonishing levels," says Robert Greenberg, president and CEO of Second Sight, the California company that developed the device.

The art after all is the exploration of light as it plays on or even sets fire to structure, and of colour as it prismatically opens up the radiance of nature; at its most sublime, it is the art in which sight is intensified and ignited so that it becomes a kind of supernatural vision.

In between is a melange of subjects and themes, all of them loosely connected by the study of fossils and rocks and bearing on big questions: the creation of a world in which sight dominates the other senses; the actual workings of evolution; what fossils tell us about the formation of ancient oceans and continents.

Over the years in which his sight has become progressively worse, Sargy Mann has been in contact many times with Professor Semir Zeki, of University College London.

As audiences, we have long since fallen from that state of grace in which the sight of Debbie Reynolds bidding "Good morning" to Gene Kelly in song rather than in speech struck us as a natural option.

The most famous of these emblems is the clean laundry of "Love Calls Us," in which the sight of sheets and smocks calls forth a secular prayer: "Oh, let there be nothing on earth but laundry, / Nothing but rosy hands in the rising steam / And clear dances done in the sight of heaven".

At the centre of all this jolly nonsense is a promising premise about abolitionists fighting vampires in a culture wherein the slave trade turns people into raw meat, and in which the sight of rich white Southerners feasting upon their poor black prey ("Dinner is served!") is a fleetingly chilling high point.

4. Patients with frontal lobe damage sometimes exhibit pathological "utilization behaviour" (Lhermitte 1983) in which the sight of an object automatically elicits behaviors typically associated with it, such as automatically pouring water into a glass and drinking it whenever a bottle of water and a glass are present (Frith et al. 2000: 1782).

A former Conference-level keeper for Worcester City, Skyers switched to blind football – in which fully sighted and partially-sighted keepers are used – after falling in love with the sport.

There's even a hunting sequence in which Christian Bale sights, lines up and then merely admires a stately beast, not so much a nod as a kneel to Michael Cimino's template.

Imagine a world in which all sights, sounds, and touches you experience this very moment impact the way you feel and how you relate to people.