Sentence examples for one sees how from inspiring English sources

Make sure that no one sees how you get from one place to the next, and don't tell anyone how you do it.

"Everyone sees the Duck traveling smoothly on top of the water, but no one sees how hard he's kicking under it to stay afloat".

Quite apart from the experience of watching the terror on the faces of men about to die, one sees how the tentative and feeble leadership of the Dutch allowed Mladic a free hand in Srebrenica.

Reading Samet's anthology, one sees how starkly perspectival leadership is.

Here, one sees how abstraction can easily lead to a Surrealistic vision.

One sees how Guantánamo became a whisper factory: after years of interrogation, the subject many prisoners had left to talk about was other prisoners.

On deck one, see how real rockets work, watch the first sci-fi movie ever made in the Edwardian cinema or take part in a space race quiz.

"No one saw how much the mother hurt," Schappell writes.

Only from the Russian side can one see how difficult it was, and also just how much it meant.

Picking up the postwar feeling does make one see how brave Britten's opera was.

Muhammad Jan, 35, ran out of his house but no one saw how he died.