squinting in English
the bright sun made them squint
Melanie did not squint
Use "squinting" in a sentence
1. They're squinting.
2. No, now you're squinting.
3. All right, say that name again, without squinting
4. She was squinting because she couldn't see it.
5. You're squinting one eye as if you're taking aim with a gun.
6. For further explanation, see "Strabismus (Squinting)," in chapter 8, "The Eyes."
7. I find you in the arms of that filthy squinting musician!
8. This helps reduce suppression in the central retinal area of the squinting eye.
9. You're wororking by lantern, squinting over 10-point typepe for hour after hour.
10. Look at the way he' s always squinting his eyes...... trying to talk all tough
11. Maybe squinting at the TV for hours at a time just isn't so good for our brains.
12. Astronomers, therefore, no longer spend hours squinting through a telescope’s eyepiece, as did Galileo.
13. Okay, well Mrs. Jost called me again about you squinting at the blackboard all day.
14. Many lean over Perkins’s shoulder, Bedamning their missing readers, squinting down the length of his arm at photos of goats
15. On the testimony of a man squinting through his shutter, you've tried to show that Camrose is dishonest.
16. 26 Take sentries - they sit squinting into the dark, waiting to see something move, and naturally their eyes droop.
17. They' re like any holiday photographs, people stood about squinting who didn' t realise they were that fat
18. Symptoms include blurred vision, asthenopia (vague visual discomfort such as eyestrain or Browache), visual fatigue, and photophobia with squinting
19. The binocular functions of 530 squinting children with a visual acuity of not less than 5/10 (0.5) in the squinting eye, have been examined in connection with the age of onset, the duration and the type of squint (strabismus alternans and strabismus unilateralis).
20. Interrupted peripheral fusion is followed by eccentric fixation; bifoveal stimulation may lead to fluctuations of the squinting angle and escape movements of the amblyopic eye (viz.
21. Squinting at his surroundings he saw a plush Renaissance bedroom with Louis XVI furniture, hand-frescoed walls, and a colossal mahogany four-poster bed.
22. This page shows answers to the clue Cockeyed, followed by 2 definitions like “Completely wrong.”, “Having a squinting eye” and “Intoxicated; drunk
23. A much younger, much Chubbier Ethan stood awkwardly in front of the Grand Canyon, surrounded by his family, everyone squinting into the sun
24. People with Astigmatism often experience distortions of vertical, horizontal, or diagonal lines, as well as frequent headaches and fatigue, squinting, eye discomfort, and irritation
25. Your baby can hold his or her head erect , and the development of facial muscles allows for a variety of expressions , such as squinting and frowning .
26. SIRDS are flat pictures containing a 3d scene which you can only see by squinting. The other "Webcam-UCP" program creates traditional red/cyan anaglyphs.
27. In time, however, age, genes, and habits may take their toll and cause common eye ailments, such as farsightedness (hyperopia), nearsightedness (myopia), astigmatism (an imperfect curvature of the cornea), and squinting (strabismus).
28. History and Etymology for Agley Scots Agley, aglee "obliquely, askance, awry," from a- a- entry 1 + gley, glee "to squint, look askance," going back to Old Scots gley (in the participle gleyit "squinting") & …
29. Blinking eyes, Bruising or discoloration, Cloudy vision, Discharge or mucus in eyes: Blinking eyes, Blurred vision, Decreased appetite, Dry eyes: Blinking eyes, Double vision (without one eye covered), Eye irritation, Frequent squinting: Blinking eyes, Eye crusting with sleep, Eyelid redness, Itching or …
30. Blepharospasm is a condition with involuntary closing of eyelids and trouble opening eyelids or keeping them open, typically affecting people beginning in their 40s, 50s or 60s. Blepharospasm Source: Merz The initial symptoms may feel like squinting, eyelid heaviness, pain or tension around the eyes.
31. “He who scoffs at the devotee of this sutra shall in every existence have his teeth broken and separated, his lips shall be ugly, his nose flat, his feet and hands contorted, his eyes squinting, his body disgusting; he shall have ulcers, pus, and blood shall come from his body, his belly shall swell up with water, he shall be short of breath and suffer from all kinds of malignant and serious diseases.