Seeing-things Sentence Examples

Many subjects with strong powers of "visualization," or seeing things "in the mind's eye," cannot scry; others are successful in various degrees.

She had just cause of complaint, and a remarkable power, as her letters prove, of seeing things plainly and despising sentimental consolations.

Those who in the same way identify Rabelais with Panurge can never explain the education scheme, the solemn apparition of Gargantua among the farcical and fantastic variations on Panurge's wedding, and many other passages; while, on the other hand, those who insist on a definite propaganda of any kind must justify themselves by their own power of seeing things invisible to plain men.

This was his acknowledgment of the impossibility of changing a man's convictions by words, and his recognition of the possibility of everyone thinking, feeling, and seeing things each from his own point of view.

This means you will have a harder time seeing things on the road.

Individuals with psychotic depression exhibit symptoms of depression along with hearing and seeing things that are not real.

For those who are used to wearing readers and don't need vision correction for seeing things far away, discovering that you can wear a single pair of eyeglasses all day may be just what you need to hear.

Halos may be present but not nearly as large, and the patient will normally need reading glasses or bifocals later, but the prescription for seeing things far away will not be nearly as strong.

Skip the squinting and strained vision that could be a result of the bright light or difficulty seeing things up close.

If you don't need glasses for seeing things that are far away very often, readers are a much more economical choice.

If your sanity meter is drained too low, you start seeing things.

A first sign that a child might have myopia is difficulty in seeing things in the distance, such as the chalkboard.

If you and your partner are struggling to get along, you may not be seeing things the same.

He is getting sensory flashes, apparently hearing things too faint to be heard, seeing things at a great distance.