Sentence examples similar to no see through from inspiring English sources

AR could help see through that plastic.

It soon became apparent that there was no smoke-spewing manhole, and as I could no longer see through my windshield, I began looking wildly around, desperately attempting to locate the source of the problem.

Smog is now such a problem in China's cities that it's 20 million surveillance cameras can no longer see through the thick layers of pollution that choke the streets on an almost daily basis.

When that coping is disrupted by a temporary malfunction, humans can no longer see through the malfunctioning tool and experience it as unready-to-hand.

We can no longer "see through" the tool to focus on the task; instead, we must explicitly attend to the unready-to-hand object that the tool has turned into.

But with Durham on the ropes at 184-8, Mustard (64 no) and Coughlin (71 no) saw them through to the close.

No see-through tops, they look trashy.

No teddy bear skirts if you're 13, for example, and no see-through clothes if you're 10.

There was time for Patel to take Zander de Bruyn but Ponting (38 no) and Gary Wilson (28 no) saw the hosts through to safety.

"Bersih is no longer seen through the lens of race, and that is why Najib is acting with heavy-handedness," she said.

YOU can look at John Cohen's "There Is No Eye" and see through very familiar eyes: the New York City eyes of Helen Levitt and Walker Evans, Evans's country eyes, the highway eyes of Robert Frank, even Margaret Bourke-White's doubting eyes in Holiness churches.