Sentence examples for of which sight from inspiring English sources

Nature is known only through the senses, of which sight, touch, and hearing are the dominant ones, and the human notion of reality is skewed toward the objects of these senses.

In three novels — "The Ghostly Lover," "The Simple Truth," and the remarkable "Sleepless Nights" — and four essay collections, the latest of which, "Sight-Readings: American Fictions," is being published this month by Random House, she has established herself as one of the idiosyncratic yet authoritative voices in contemporary American letters.

Routine eye screening for retinopathy of individuals with diabetes offers the opportunity to detect these other ocular diseases early, many of which are sight threatening.

It seems that the rule was not explained to the dog, and the poor animal reminded the family of its presence by defecating, telltale evidence of which was sighted on the rear window by one of the kids.

Visual acuity is often unaffected during the early stages of diabetic retinopathy, but may deteriorate as the severity of the retinopathy and maculopathy worsens with proliferative retinopathy (R4) and referable maculopathy (M2), both of which are sight-threatening conditions.

All of which makes the sight of the old house on South Crysler Avenue all the more unexpected.

The western half of Khan Yunis is bracketed by the Gush Qatif cluster of Israeli settlements, two of which are within sight of the dune where the boys died.

It shows that some people have lost sight of which goal is more important.

The count's sedate life provides an ironic counterpoint to the grim doings of Bolshevik and Stalinist Russia, most of which occur out of sight.

But many were drooping with fruit: fat, purple-green olives, the sight of which made Filippo exceedingly happy.

Though totally blind, the group lays claim to various extrasensory abilities, all of which are related to sight.