Sentence examples for seeing something about from inspiring English sources

And it is usually seeing something about "face blindness" online or in the media, rather than a specialist's deduction, that makes the penny drop.

The idea that a publisher thinks that the mainstream can only stomach reading or seeing something about black people if they are first duped into it by a white face is patronising.

The beginning of the last verse: "a stripping puppet on a liquid stick gets into it pretty thick / a butterfly drinks a turtle's tears, but how do / you know he really needs it?" That one stumped me, until I learned that Costello had said he threw the butterfly-and-turtle image in there after seeing something about it on a nature program.

We'll also miss seeing something about God.

Parrille joined the Chicago Young Republicans two months ago after watching the news one night and seeing something about President Obama that upset her.

Shelby said he didn't read the Supreme Court's decision on the Voting Rights Act, but remembers seeing something about it in the newspaper.

Henrietta had seen something about it on TV, she said.

You see something about the family in the physical act of throwing the football.

He sees something about naval bases, from the Romney camp; she sees a post about the president's environmental record.

I was trashed at the weekend and I did see something about - what was it about?

For almost a month it went nicely and the one day he saw something about a mile off.