Sentence examples for the sight itself from inspiring English sources

The words justice, liberty and violence, in Spanish, are viewed as if through a rifle's sight, their letters fractured by magnification; in some pieces, the sight itself is trained on a city map.

"It's Manhattan midtown, so you have to think: corporate!" Ushering the party into a dimly lit space partitioned by chestnut-colored shoji panelling — "the powder room" — she spread her arm as if the sight itself should be enough to conjure the corporate future for her visitors.

Because even on the big screen above Ferrell, as he describes the "shock and awe" from the audience and declares "that's my stimulus package," the sight itself is not all that impressive.

In some cases, it's the tourist's fault (and not the attraction's) that we're disappointed by what we see, but in other cases it's that the lore around the attraction is a bigger deal than the sight itself.

They have been used in other types of (usually large) weapons as well, such as anti-aircraft gun sights, anti tank gun sights, and any other role where the operator had to engage fast moving targets over a wide field of view, and the sight itself could be supplied with sufficient electrical power to function.

While the sight itself drew comparisons to the black student protests of the 1960s, many came to Sandmann's defense, including documentary filmmaker Arlen Parsa who self-righteously refused to reveal the name of a "dumb kid" while affording him the time to "soul search".

It made her dwell less on the lack of sight itself, but more on how it changes both how you think about and perceive the world around you. "I didn't try to structure it in a literal way," Ms. Squarci said.

For blind people, Wong, Gnanakumaran, and Goldreich (2011) suggested that experience-dependent mechanisms cause better perception, and not the loss of sight 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.

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.

The game itself, and the sight and sound of an ultimately delirious home crowd, provided all the atmosphere one could need.