Sentences with phrase «than sight»

To me, there is nothing that is more beautiful or comforting this time of year than the sight of those leaves with my mountains in the background.

Try this hands - on science activity that lets kids experience trees by using senses other than sight.

There is nothing more lovely than the sight of a sleeping baby.

Would it kill the movie to slow down and let a joke breathe a little or have a larger setup than a sight gag?

Nothing is more thrilling than the sight of chili at the beginning of the tailgate.

There is nothing as pure and serene than the sight of a mom nursing her baby to sleep.

Around 20 schools have attended and some very excited children have had the opportunity to explore stories through senses other than sight.

Mothers of infants know extremely well, there is nothing more lovely than the sight of a sleeping baby.

You'd think the sound of a crying baby would offend people far more than the sight of them being fed!

Is there anything funnier than the sight of a grown man crying, crying for reasons that include the sudden death of a loved one?

His work shows that, on average, visually impaired people are better than sighted individuals at perceiving the sound quality of two sounds that are close together in time.

For many a man, few things deflate his passion faster than the sight of a woman crying.

Teng hasn't run this particular experiment with blind people yet, but he thinks it's possible they'd be faster and more accurate than sighted people at determining a room's size based on sound.

Sure, as Houghton points out, open worlds can be great; really great actually (for proof of that, look no further than his sighted Batman: Arkham City and Borderlands).

Shaving is more by feel than sight at 21 weeks, and between the unsightly stubble (dark hair irish white skin) and the chafing, I have to shave my legs if I am wearing a dress that day.

preconceived notions about women's art and / or textile as a medium, offering unexpected combinations like the polished bronze that rests on a base of raw silk in Barbara Chase - Riboud's Untitled: Pushkin (1985); turning the softness and lightness of fabric into weighty, spiky, almost menacing beings in Annette Messager's Replicant works; or appealing to senses other than sight by offering forms that have been stuffed, woven, knotted, painted, pierced, and sewn.

The boys are more interested in their comic book than the sights on their Florida vacation.

There are few things funnier or more touching than the sight of a performer's image slipping down around his knees while he tries to yank it into place before anyone notices he is only human.

It struck me, as I watched dozens of ticket holders get turned away from the oversubscribed event, that there was perhaps no better symbol of the speculative mania we've been witnessing in recent weeks than the sight of 70 would - be attendees sadly zip up their rain jackets, reverse course, and trudge home from an event that, not so long ago, would have been attended by few people.

Pope Benedict has indicated clearly that he believes we should receive Communion with great reverence, preferably kneeling - but no more powerful message about that could be given than the sight of John Paul, frail and in obvious pain in his illness and old age, struggling out of his chair and on to his knees to receive his Saviour.

The people who fly just for the fun of it thrill to many pleasant vistas, none any more uplifting than the sight of bumper - to - bumper traffic clogging the highways far below or the lengthy queues at the big commercial airports (opposite).

In baseball there are few things more entertaining than the sight of a position player on the mound as a late - inning emergency reliever — YouTube was invented for moments like Jose Canseco's 33 - pitch horror show at Fenway Park 20 years ago.

And well to top all that, very few things give me more pleasure than the sight of a distraught John Terry.

A new study now finds that blind musicians are more likely to have perfect pitch than sighted people are.

That ability is pivotal because combining both gravitational - wave and light - based astronomy enables a much more robust understanding of an observed object's characteristics — in much the same way that lightning is better comprehended through sight and hearing than sight alone.

Steel Dragon, the fictional band, is perhaps less engaging than the sight of Wahlberg fronting a glam rock group; their songs are largely uninteresting, and they seem like the sort of band that might tour with Spinal Tap.

As photographed in a perpetual golden hour by Darius Khondji, nothing could be more romantic than the sight of spiffy English and American characters frolicking on the French Riviera in the pre-Depression 1920s.

It's more affecting and unsettling than the sight of any physical barbarity.

There are few better Christmas film images than the sight of Rooney Mara in a Santa Claus hat.

And there's nothing that puts you more in touch with the spirit of sports car racing than the sight of a 1972 Porsche 911 RSR and a 1972 Nissan Skyline GT - R in your mirrors as you rocket toward the crest of the hill where the famous Corkscrew awaits on the other side.

And that, whether blind or deaf, they are no more aggressive, unpredictable or untrainable than sighted or hearing dogs.

A soiled pad may be more useful as dogs rely more on scent than sight.

We've always found activities more interesting than sight seeing and they can give you an insight into the culture.

Anyway, it was still a better use of my energy than sighting and complaining about it.

There is nothing more tantalising than the sights, sounds, feel and smells of the African bush.

Rail at Center of Stimulus Package China's high speed rail build - out is at the front and center of its stimulus spending, in large part out of fear: little is more intimidating to Beijing's leaders than the sight of thousands of unemployed workers.

Like Sasquatch, they were more frequently cited than sighted.

Those readings encompassed his secondhand knowledge of the world half a mile below — a world he must navigate by feel rather than sight.

If she eventually learns to «see» these movements across a room, and to understand their meaning, is it useful to call this anything other than sight?

But you know what's funnier than the sight of her TV sister Laurie Metcalf in that dumb pink hat and matching «Nasty Woman» T - shirt on the first episode of the «Roseanne» reboot?

Is there anything better than the sight of an old classic car?!

My closet has more coats than winter has days and nothing interrupts my train of thought faster than the sight of a jewel toned hidden platform pump.

Nothing delights Liberal Democrat members more than the sight of Lord Ashdown striding purposely through the melee of their party conference.

Other than the sights of «god» on a piece of toast or otherwise, while it'd be great for something when life ends, there just isn't, other than the hope while one is living, because once dead, you never knew you were alive...

There are few more universally terrifying images, it seems, than the sight of a dorsal fin (or worse, multiple fins) cutting a circle in the rolling surface of saltwater.

Frequently, the church will subsidize the expenses for the youth group to go on several «mission trips» per year, which usually amount to little more than a sight - seeing trip.

With electronic culture, he suggests, the resonance of sound has become the dominant mode of communication and conveyor of truth, rather than sight (as in reading books to discern ideas).