Sentence examples for sight means from inspiring English sources

People's reliance on sight means eyes are especially important among the body's organs.

Many telecommuters worry that when managers parcel out choice assignments, out of sight means out of luck.

A long-distance relationship creates lots of room for misunderstanding, and the fear that out of sight means out of mind can freeze up many warm feelings.

"These guidelines stress this choice and also aim at preventing unnecessary surgery". "But this disease is very frightening to older people here because many fear that the loss of sight means a loss of independence," he said in an interview.

"When you think about how much sight means – navigating the world, doing things, being independent – and how much not having sight locks you in … If you have the power to do something for your child to prevent that, well, that's what we're all about".

Out of sight means out of mind.

Yet Euler, then 59, boasted in one letter that the loss of sight meant "one more distraction removed".

"My first task is very easy, just to talk to my father about what that first sight meant to him.

Better lines of sight mean fewer staff are needed on wings, making them cheaper to run.Some of the grimness of the 19th century has been alleviated in the new prisons.

Amadou's failing sight meant that he wasn't allowed to join in the festivities with his schoolmates, but two local musicians knew that he was making fumbling steps with the flute and harmonica.

My 84-year-old husband now does my make-up Jump to media player When Mona's deteriorating sight meant she could no longer apply her own make-up, her loyal husband Des stepped in, and started taking lessons.