Sentence examples for true sight from inspiring English sources
Further down the coast, jutting out to sea at Dwejra, is a mammoth limestone frame known as the Azure Window – thrilling for fans of Game of Thrones, and a true sight to behold.
In reality, Cole's move to the continent in 2012 probably came too late in his career to offer us a true sight of the roaming playmaker Harry Redknapp had originally envisaged.
"The beauty of colourful glass shining in the sunlight is a true sight to see," Do said.
Championship side Wednesday, who were beaten 7-0 athehEtihadad Stadium in the Capital One Cup in September, then allowed City to dominate possession without getting a true sight of Chris Kirkland's goal.
Nicholas begins by warning that "Whatever is apparent with regard to the icon of God's sight is truer with regard to God's true sight". c. 1) And what does appear when we place ourselves with the monks viewing the painting and reflect?
It convincingly suggests that the seeming clarity of the everyday is the illusion, and if we could reach true sight, we would see that everything goes shrouded.
While most of the scenes of wild drug-taking in mansions didn't ring true, the sight of Tony flicking through Nausea on the loo certainly did.
But the true political sight to behold took place at Ronald O. Perelman's 60-acre estate here, called the Creeks, where he held his annual Hamptons fund-raiser for the Apollo Theater on Saturday.
Readers with advanced gaydar, like Oscar Wilde and E. M. Forster, early on detected a note of suppressed homosexual desire in the book, especially in poems like the one that begins: Look not in my eyes, for fear They mirror true the sight I see, And there you find your face too clear And love it and be lost like me.
For now, the Fed debate — at least the open debate — is one between inflation hawks and moderates, with nary a true dove in sight.
Somehow, Sciamma's view of these girls on the verge of becoming women rings true — just the sight of them brings to mind the awkwardness and pain of the teen-age years.
