Sentence examples for sight of more from inspiring English sources

He is betting the sight of more professional athletes taking a knee will somehow lift him up.

However, some feel that would-be entrepreneurs are becoming overly concerned with following the formula, while losing sight of more practical business matters.

But Dawson says she does not want to bring her child up in a monoculture and would welcome the sight of more white children.

The sight of more games being played behind closed doors offered a dispiriting backdrop to a season which nevertheless served up plenty of entertainment.

Residents may be discomfited by the sight of more residents, but the administrators who run the town are even more uncomfortable.

The Shubert stage is simply too small to make them all fit comfortably, and the sight of more than fifty singers scurrying around the stage makes this otherwise poetic and evocative production seem oddly baroque and disorganized.

As we set off on a road trip around Route 1, the country's 832-mile ring road, it became clear that a sighting of more than half a dozen other cars or a handful of fellow travellers was going to count as a busy day in this sub-Arctic wilderness.

Humans seem to find the unexpected sight of him more whimsical than threatening.

Epstein, dreading the sight of one more opening of the Yankee bullpen gate, knew better.

The sight of the more forthright "Anglo-Saxon" model of capitalism taking hold internationally makes them queasy.

In my zeal to impress, I had lost sight of a more important entertaining principle: Know your audience.