Sentence examples for sight is that from inspiring English sources

A key argument for government funding of basic research — research driven by curiosity, with no immediate impact in sight — is that past discoveries have eventually been harnessed and improved lives.

Anja Rabes's costumes strike a good balance between reality and fancy, but the most poignant sight is that of the dying Chloé stretched out on the stage floor and covered with flowers, as if already in her grave.

But the most curious thing about this surfing from sight to sight is that it is involuntary.

The bitterest revelation of "No End in Sight" is that the people who got it right are in agony, whereas the people who got it wrong are practically serene.

The reason that such an extensive epidemic can hide in plain sight is that as many as 80 percent of dengue infections cause only mild symptoms of fatigue, said Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

One of the strengths of Altaf Tyrewala's No God in Sight is that it is set clearly among Muslims Like Us: middle-class people who are trying to find their bearings in a world that requires them, perhaps more than any other community, to demonstrate fidelity to ideas of modernity while still holding on to tradition.

The most upsetting sight was that of small skulls which, unlike the larger ones around them, were mostly incomplete.

A more common sight was that of police officers scanning the crowd from rooftops along the route.

The background music for this poetic sight was that of tractors and trucks and men and women doing their best to recover or rescue survivors.

Merchants have not been announced for this next phase, but a good indication of who might come first, and where Oink is aiming its sights, is that list of existing merchants online.

One of the last sights is that of Dan, surveying the aftermath of the attack.