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Meanings of good eyesight in English
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Usage of good eyesight in English
1
Stephen had very good eyesight, but he saw nothing, and said so.
2
Zebras have a good sense of smell, and baboons have good eyesight.
3
This was in the interest not of good eyesight, but of good morals.
4
But a fellow with good eyesight usually comes to himself in the daylight.
5
Some one on the peak of the hill had good eyesight, he decided.
6
If he's got good eyesight, he'll see I have a gun pointed at him.
7
It's simply like having acute hearing or good eyesight.
8
They have good eyesight and a good sense of smell, and can hear very well.
9
Until then, good eyesight and good sensors will have to keep ships safe from floating IEDs.
10
This was because he had the elf's good eyesight now, and could see in the dark.
11
Indeed, having good eyesight, she could hardly have failed to notice the strange actions of Thad.
12
Mr. Littlepage: He has good eyesight, Mr. President.
13
Only the Duchess, whose box was exactly opposite, and who had remarkably good eyesight, suddenly understood.
14
Spaniard, I have good eyesight, good hearing, a good sense of smell, and... lots of sentiment.'
15
Nearly everybody can see the six stars of the Pleiades, and good eyesight can make out seven.
16
Any ordinary, active man, provided he has reasonably good eyesight and nerve, can fly, and fly well.
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