How do you use Sight in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like view or perspective, plus the exact meaning.

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Sight in a sentence

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Sight meaning

  1. The ability to see.
  2. The act of seeing; perception of objects by the eye; view.
  3. Something seen.

Synonyms of Sight

view perspective position optical instrument exteroception sensory system sense modality modality visual modality visual sense vision display visual image visual percept ken

Example sentences (20)

Bowie went from the glory of being crowned women’s 100 metres world champion in 2017 in London to fading from sight.

A memorial on a beach in Calabria, Italy, near where a ship carrying immigrants sank in February within sight of shore.

A charity walk raising money for those affected by sight loss and blindness returns to the Isle of Wight today (Sunday).

As Israel stares down another wave of terrorist violence, we cannot lose sight of the factors that fuel this escalation.

At that point, WS caught the sight of Asumo, his old hunting pal whom I had planted at a vantage point under the canopy.

As neighbor island residents struggle with the shortage of mental health providers, there’s no immediate relief in sight.

Beverley Towney from Narromine travels to Dubbo every two months to have sight-saving injections in her eyes.

Bob Iger says creators at Disney have lost sight of what their jobs should be, entertain first, not messages.

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And yet, almost eight years later, without an escalator in sight, in some fashion he's still on that border.

But Chelsea wobbled with the finish line in sight — Adebayo having a goal ruled out for offside hinted at a Luton revival.

Add in that he could silently track targets thanks to his unnaturally light feet and had the sight of a sniper rifle scope.

As a bringer of sudden, strong feelings and desires, this card often signals love (or lust) at first sight.

A “stunning” Liverpool penthouse that was featured on Channel 4’s Married At First Sight is available to stay in on Airbnb.

As there seems to be no solution in sight, garbage is beginning to take over the premises of the hospital.

A new book evokes the secret cinematic revolution that took place in plain sight in the nineteen-fifties.

As Reach makes more job cuts on local titles, is a sustainable future in sight for local journalism to hold power to account?

A Married At First Sight UK star has shared her jaw-dropping weight loss following a gastric sleeve op.

A hike here reveals the raw beauty of California’s coast; the crashing waves against the rocky shore create a mesmerizing sight.

A player whose injury record was a concern going down with any sort of problem was not a sight anyone associated with Leeds wanted.

At first sight, the extra energy stored in warmer seas would seem to increase the likelihood of stormier autumn and winter weather.

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Common combinations with sight

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "sight" in a sentence?
An example: "Bowie went from the glory of being crowned women’s 100 metres world champion in 2017 in London to fading from sight." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "sight" from real English texts.
What does "sight" mean?
Sight means: The ability to see.
What are synonyms of "sight"?
Common synonyms of "sight" include: view, perspective, position, optical instrument, exteroception, sensory system, sense modality, modality. Plus 7 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "sight" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "sight", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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