Sentence examples for sight perception from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers did not present an expert witness who was expected to testify on sight perception.

The following proposition (from Aristotle), for instance, is a simple truth of logic: "If sight is perception, the objects of sight are objects of perception".

Regarded as one of the founders of the mid-1960s CaLightniandight and Space Movement, Turrell invented signature forms that intensified the experience of sight and perception.

Its truth can be grasped without holding any opinions as to what, in fact, the relationship of sight to perception is.

It is surely not insignificant that the language of conversion is often heavily reliant upon the language of sight and perception.

Freighted with self-references and avant-garde minutiae and signaled by blinking, glowing quasi-Gothic-script labels, the works here fade in and out of sight, teasing perception and comprehension without delivering much.

He had to walk and play at the same time, which was difficult with his impaired sight and depth perception.

Their lives are something weird, hard to grasp, beyond our touch or our sight – below our perception, beneath our threshold of sense.

In the episode's first segment, "Beating Blindness," host Isobel Yeung investigates the new assistive technologies and surgical advancements helping people who have completely lost sight regain visual perception.

In the newly sighted, without depth perception, the opposite seems true: the distant — tiny houses on the horizon, clouds in the impossibly high sky — suddenly looks nearby).

(The writer Jorge Luis Borges, who went blind at age fifty-five, described going blind as a process by which "everything near becomes distant". In the newly sighted, without depth perception, the opposite seems true: the distant — tiny houses on the horizon, clouds in the impossibly high sky — suddenly looks nearby).