Sentence examples for made sightless from inspiring English sources

In one strand of their shared story, a blind assassin - one of the city's children, made sightless through enforced labour sewing carpets - rescues a sacrificial virgin who has had her tongue cut out.

A wearable depth-sensing camera may soon give sightless people a better way to master their environment.

She made progress for six months, until an eye inflammation left her virtually sightless for several weeks.

But what to make of this poor sightless soldier who didn't get even that benefit?

An accident with an ax ("The blade's entry made a soft fleshy sound as Galloway and his left hand parted") somehow obliges both Galloway and his sightless, prophesying mother forever to do Serena's bidding.

Hofmann's ekphrasis imagines a day in the life of Bruegel's sightless subjects as they make their way from a barn to the artist's house, to be painted — a short trip that nevertheless takes half the novel to complete.

Thankfully, the bear is rarely able to do any damage – no trigger finger – but the man, be he 16 or 65 or 33, will definitely aim it at something that will inevitably reflect the laser back into his own eyes, rendering him temporarily blind and making him freak out thinking that he is now sightless.

"When I do that, sightless people refuse to say 'I can't' anymore," he said.

Her way of painting can appear rhetorical: those vague attenuations around the neck that make you wonder what happened to the rest of this poor person; those coloured auras that seem to emanate from certain faces; those seeping blurs that allow for extraordinary ambiguities in a face – seeing or sightless, unconscious or dead?

Why would the sightless eye have muscles attached to it?

Predatory mites have sharp senses, but many are sightless.