Sentence examples for seen can be from inspiring English sources
Only that important movies you haven't seen can be like people viewed from afar.
What is seen can be abolished by the eyelids, can be stopped by partitions or curtains, can be rendered immediately inaccessible by walls.
Perhaps, simply, the longing for reassurance that the world around us can be seen, can be known, can be understood, and, finally, like Kublai's empire, tamed.
"Being seen can be a problem," she complained, although from her manner it was hard to believe she didn't love the attention.
Must I do this, uphold the social lie that binds us all together in blind faith that nothing ends, not youth nor age nor strength, as in a motion picture which, once seen, can be rebought on DVD?
An exit from the euro – and keep in mind no one is really seriously talking about an exit from the EU – would therefore require a constitutional amendment, which (as we have seen) can be very difficult to pass.
"Passion, you see, can be destroyed by a doctor.
Just about everything worth seeing can be reached on foot.
Starvation, he saw, can be an unpredictable killer.
Everything we see can be taken down in evidence and used.
Conservatives, you see, can be vital allies in the struggle against Aids".
