Sentence examples for the act of seeing from inspiring English sources

It is the act of seeing that seems strange.

The act of seeing modifies what is seen.

In Op Art we become hyperaware of the act of seeing.

The word autopsy is derived from the Greek autopsia, meaning "the act of seeing for oneself".

The word 'autopsy' in Greek means the act of seeing with one's own eye.

The four paintings in Mr. Elrod's show, however, stick strictly to the visual, making the act of seeing uncommonly visceral.

The idea that the physical act of seeing could be separated -- liberated, even -- from the shape and nature of the things seen, and from our preconceptions about them, was the basis of much of Mr. Brakhage's art.

Proper knowledge and diagnosis of the pox in Augsburg's French-disease hospital was gained not by the mere act of "seeing" the physical sign, but only by decoding its invisible meaning.

Gaze refers to a child's understanding of the link between mental activity and the physical act of seeing.

His solution is to deny that when you remember seeing object X you also remember the conscious act of seeing it.

The act of not seeing is sanctioned and normalised, while attempts to explain the consequences are treated as abnormal and impertinent.