"sees of" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is not a phrase at all, but rather two separate words that do not have any meaning when put together in that order.
We only have what Greta sees of him.
But all Tyke sees of it is another biscuit.
These are all the outside world sees of most of Iraq's myriad insurgent groups.
The media face is sometimes all anyone sees of the Manchester City manager.
The first thing Sheffield sees of Justin Timberlake is his giant silhouette on an enormous backdrop.
This respected financier does not like what he sees of the corporate and regulatory landscape.
But this may not be the last the world sees of Ken Russell.
The countryside remains impoverished, but what the outside world sees of Georgia is delightful.
With the coming of Christianity, it became a bishopric among the sees of Palestina Tertia subject to Bostra.
"The more the public sees of them, the more they'd realise that Gordon is the man with the substance".
This is also the moment in which young people become more interested in controlling what a viewer sees of them.
