Sentence examples for inner sight from inspiring English sources

As he worked on his palace the craving grew in him, and he seemed to sense dimly, just out of reach beyond his inner sight, a farther kingdom.

Here, "I've never seen you" is a statement unpicked and disproven: the poem conjures a suspicion that literal "not-seeing" may be crucial to imagination's inner sight.

When Tiresias sides with Zeus and finds for women, Hera, furious, blinds him – and a guilt‑ridden Zeus bestows on him the compensatory gift of inner sight.

Then Eddie returns with a fake guru in tow and a madcap scheme to convert the mansion into the Tibetan School of Miracles, offering ersatz enlightenment through meditation and games of pin the tail on the donkey, which promise to activate "inner sight".

It is literally our "inner sight".

Prince believed in educating ourselves about this realm and the realms of inner sight.

You know the ones, touted in the back of comic books, promising an inner view of everything in the wearer's sight, right?

At first sight, "inner issues" are of technical character and refer only to the competence of owners and organization management.

To Dennett's opponents, he is simply denying the existence of something everyone knows for certain: their inner experience of sights, smells, emotions and the rest.

He added:  "I used to work in inner London - in sight of Canary Wharf and the children could see aspiration out of the window.

Parents don't leave quite as much personal evidence of their inner lives in plain sight as Terry and Jan Greenbriar do (though their carelessness is more plausible than the habit of other video game characters of leaving their deepest thoughts scrawled on a wall in graffiti, possibly using blood).