Sentence examples for sight of itself from inspiring English sources
Poor thing must have caught sight of itself in the glass," our heroine Linda says of the howling, unattractive infant, to whom she has taken an instant dislike.
Like some unhinged 21st-century beat poet in a piano bar, Raymond Scannell sits at the keyboard and lets loose in a 75-minute stream-of-consciousness rant about a life gone off the rails — and about Ireland as a country losing sight of itself.
Irish Arts Center, 553 W. 51st St. Like some unhinged 21st-century beat poet in a piano bar, Raymond Scannell sits at the keyboard and lets loose in a 75-minute stream-of-consciousness rant about a life gone off the rails — and about Ireland as a country losing sight of itself.
But in doing so we have lost sight of sight itself, and the ways in which readers used images as well as words to make their books beautiful, meaningful, and useful.
While the Spanish were unable to capture Padua in the face of determined Venetian resistance, they penetrated deep into Venetian territory and by late September were in sight of Venice itself.
What makes me think Glastonbury still stands up for the counterculture, however, isn't so much who's on the bill, but the sight of the bill itself.
The television cameras which have followed Goody since the former dental nurse gained fame with an appearance on Big Brother in 2002 were banished to the end of the long hotel drive, far out of sight of the building itself.
What is disconcerting is not the sight of journalism cranking itself up into art but the way in which the hapless viewers are obliged to offer that art the degree and measure of attention that they would normally give to journalism.
Opening the assault on Brown, the SNP MP Mike Weir said: "We are witnessing the pathetic sight of a cabinet reshuffling itself.
Republicans are getting queasy at the gruesome sight of their party eating itself alive, savaging the brand in ways that will long resonate.
It amounted to little more than the unedifying sight of America again applauding itself, as the inevitable audience of cops, firefighters, mailmen and the military gave standing ovations to their own and the finger to the Taliban.
