Sentence examples for see everything through from inspiring English sources

If I'm traveling, I see everything through their eyes.

Their captors are not seen, but they seem to see everything through hidden surveillance cameras.

My driving force is equality: I see everything through that prism.

Many Roma activists, Ms. Hawke said, "see everything through the prism of racism" and play down economic and social obstacles.

"When I think of Monza, I immediately see everything through a red veil," Schumacher said this week.

Stevens told the Guardian: "I think we have this American tendency to see everything through our own perspective.

The G-77 now sees everything through the distorting prism of the North-South divide.

Exploring the 21st-century German metropolis, he sees everything through Nazi eyes, with predictably comical consequences.

Here you have us seeing everything through the eyes of a child, but the expression of what she sees comes to us through a mature voice, the voice of Stella as an adult.

Well, surprising though it may seem, the vast majority of research on happiness sees everything through a hedonic filter: that is, the straightforward question of whether experiences are pleasant or unpleasant.

The New Yorker sees everything through a certain script, and it has a certain tone to it, but that tone wasn't the one I was striking with my shrill, sky-is-falling voice, cracking at every moment.