Sentence examples for ordinary vision from inspiring English sources
On a pair of ordinary glasses is a square of fine lines near the top of one lens, where it is out of the way of ordinary vision.
"The wilderness of ordinary vision may have vanished -- wolf, puma and wolverine no longer exist in the tamed forests of Massachusetts.
You and I are not likely to see the same, but the photographs might be sufficient revelation for the more ordinary vision of our eyes.
The sociological critique is obvious, but the prison could be a metaphor for a certain shut-down state of consciousness, for being oblivious to the divinity -- natural, poetic and otherwise -- that expands beyond the limits of ordinary vision.
"Meninsky's love of drawing was truly infectious," Dick was to recall, "and through it he was able to impart something of the wonder he knew to be lying behind the drab facade of ordinary vision".
His method is initially analytic; he begins by studying oxen as wholes, next as parts, and finally with faculties beyond ordinary vision.
For example, space is so heavily curved inside a black hole that ordinary binocular vision would be no good for determining distances, says Hamilton.
These results indicate the potential usefulness as a decision support system that could complement radiologists' diagnostic capability to discriminate higher order statistical textural information; for which it would be otherwise difficult via ordinary human vision.
And yet public opinion in many existing countries remains deeply hostile to Turkish membership.That European smileAdmitting Turkey to the club might not (yet) be part of ordinary Europeans' vision for the EU.
As we have seen, the trend in philosophy, on the other hand, has been in the other direction: as naturalism has started to become an orthodoxy in the second part of the 20th century, philosophers have increasingly sought for ways in which they could assimilate pain to ordinary perception like vision, audition, etc.
O'Connor writes well here of what George Eliot called that vision of "ordinary human life," ordinary human suffering, that we cannot let into our hearts.
