His words were those of a man with a clear sight of the present dangers that threaten to corrupt its soul beyond hope of redemption.
During an inspection of Darul Uloom Islamic high school in east Birmingham, inspectors witnessed a female governor attending governors' meetings by sitting in an adjacent room out of sight of men present, and only able to communicate through a doorway.
In 1995 a small Cape Coloured boy sat on the knee of a white stranger at a seething Ellis Park and witnessed the iconic sight of Nelson Mandela presenting South Africa's captain, Francois Pienaar, with the Webb Ellis Cup.
Any institution too heavily invested in the past loses sight of the present.
This passage, I think, represents a sighting of authentic, present-day mainstream British Euroscepticism, as believed by most Tory MPs.
The sound and sight it presents of her son are so real, so vital, that Levell Garvin wakes up in the greatest frustration, for she can never recall the content of the conversation they always have.
"We were favoured with sight of the beautiful baptismal present our beloved Queen has made to the infant of Mrs. J.P. L. Davies of Lagos, a lady well known as having enjoyed the high honour of being a protégé of her majesty..
Just the sight of the table proudly presenting foods we've eaten innumerable times before, reminds us that this place is home and these people are family, however one defines these words.
Just like it's easy for LSAT students to lose sight of what matters when presented with facts that are tantalizing, but ultimately irrelevant to the logic problem at hand, it's easy for all of us to forget what matters when it comes to dog attacks -- only with much bigger consequences.
Furthermore a new approach for the problem of the reliably detection of areas without direct line of sight is presented.
