The picture looks strange because it has no perspective.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The picture looks strange because it has no perspective.

It's rare to see such a sight.

I didn't notice that reality until I saw that image.

The sight brought memories of the past surging back to me.

I could not bear to see the scene.

Things that you see with your eyes are not necessarily true.

The landscape is unfamiliar to me.

It may seem so at first sight, but, in point of fact, the reverse is the case.

It is interesting that no one noticed that mistake.

The sight was so familiar that no one thought of looking (at it) twice.

I can't see well.

Nothing is more vivid than a picture.

Things cannot be seen clearly when one's eyes are blurred by drink.

That was an unbelievable sight.

I could hardly bear [endure] to look at the dreadful scene.

A row of trees screened our view.

the state or condition of thinking that one has seen something when in reality there is nothing there

It was an appalling [a shocking] sight.

I looked around, but saw nothing.

The picture looked very familiar, but she didn't know where she recognized it from.

That has no form, and cannot be seen by eye.

It doesn't have a shape, and it cannot be seen by eye.

I couldn't see it like that.

That cannot be seen with the naked eye.

Never in my life have I seen such a peaceful sight.

That doesn't look that old.

That doesn't look that way.

I looked but saw nothing.

Strange to say, the figure went out of sight suddenly.

Never have I seen such a peaceful sight.