Sentence examples for produce sight from inspiring English sources

The retina is the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye that converts light images into nerve impulses that are relayed to the brain to produce sight.

I faced the truth; I will never be happy ordering meat and produce sight unseen, and will instead purchase those items from a local market on the day I plan to use them.

"I think out of body experiences have been debunked, just because the mechanisms that produce sight and record memories are inoperative".

A tour of any women's jail will produce sights and sounds that would cause a dry-stone wall to weep.

This can be effective in getting attention — the Miss Landmine piece drew a lot of heat in Norway — but can also produce mere sight gags for art world delectation.

But a trade to Minnesota would produce a sight that would probably be unbearable for Packers fans: Favre running onto Lambeau Field in the season opener, wearing Vikings purple.

But within dense, coniferous forests are subclimates that can produce stunning sights for the intrepid fall color enthusiast.

His unflappable, ultra-cool running produced a sight none who saw it will forget.

For five hours, the streets were commandeered by nearly 100,000 people on bicycles — old and young, wearing spandex and silly hats, dogs and babies perched on handlebar baskets — in a celebration that produced a sight that once would have seemed inconceivable in this city of cars.

This Sunday also produced the sight of Paul Azinger finishing fifth in one of his best tournaments since coming back from cancer and the 58-year-old Jack Nicklaus shooting a 68 to finish tied for sixth with David Toms, who shot a 64, one stroke off the course record.

Harris states, for example, that "There is no region of the brain that can be the seat of a soul" (p. 116), but there is no region of the brain that tells us where experience comes from, why the color red is red, how one thought is connected to the next, or how electrical activity in the neuron produces the sight, sound, and texture of the three-dimensional world.