Sentence examples for world sight from inspiring English sources

World Sight Day seeks to raise awareness for blindness and vision impairment and the fact that about 90percentt of the world's visually impaired live in developing countries, according to the WHO.

Ahead of World Sight Day on Thursday 9 October, this week's lesson resources round up is focusing on ideas and activities for teaching your students about eyes.

Rankin, who co-founded Dazed & Confused magazine and is also known for his portraits of celebrities such as Kylie Minogue and Cate Blanchett, produced the images for the charity Sightsavers to mark World Sight Day on Thursday.

People don't realise, he says, that the BFI runs the London Film Festival and the National Film Theatre, and produces one of the best movie magazines in the world, Sight and Sound.

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This World Sight Day, on October 10, I urge you to reflect on the value of sight and learn how you can help make a difference in the fight against avoidable blindness.

After being teased with posters and film shoots, we get our first real world sighting of Ronald Reagan this week.

I also was just reminded that The Man Who Fell to Earth was shot in New Mexico--most of the desert scenes are down around Alamogordo, and of course in White Sands National Monument, which is really an out-of-this-world sight.

This is the first time, to our knowledge, that an exercise like this has been carried out anywhere in the world for sight loss and vision.

But for those outside that world the sight of a trembling, undulating torso is a foreign sight — and all too easy to make fun of.

While the reliable white cane and occasional accommodations for the blind and vision impaired ameliorate the difficulty of navigating the world sans sight, technological advances that are both useful and ready for deployment are few and far between.