Most festivals we cover bring about sensory overload from the eternal cavalcade of body parts shamelessly blaring their arrival into your eyesight, but there was no neon on the premises, nary a wayward buttock to be baulked at.
She also said, "I love it that in your eyes, I am the babe of the universe, although that calls your eyesight into question".
According to the complaint, filed in federal court in New York, Mr. Pinkus "engaged in a scheme to dupe Harper Lee, then 80 years old with declining hearing and eyesight," into assigning the book's copyright to his company.
There are, as Slate's Dahlia Lithwick recounts, many recent examples of justices calling their colleagues' eyesight into question:[W]hat the dissenters are implying (or straight out saying) is that the majority is simply "blind" to reality, to how things work, to the world as the rest of us experience it.
Fractured triangles and circles across my field of vision, lines with spikes shooting out of them warping my eyesight into what appeared to me as a poorly shot horror movie.
To a non-user, the suit would make you think one hit on a blunt or one dab of MDMA would weigh you down like a pair of concrete galoshes, and turn your eyesight into a Kyuss show at the planetarium.
At Ongava the skill of Shadreck, our ebullient driver-tracker with superhuman eyesight, came into play, as an afternoon game drive extended into darkness.
Were it not for the invention of glasses, which have turned poor eyesight largely into a nuisance rather than an existential threat, the genes responsible for myopia might be less prevalent than they are today.
From the age of seven, my eyesight diminished into night blindness.
Fay grimaces and peers through Coke-bottle glasses--he's had trouble with his eyesight since childhood--into a forest of Brooks Brothers suits and elegant dresses.
