spectacles造句

I can't see things through your spectacles.

The old man put on his spectacles and started reading.

His spectacles flashed a last gleam before he disappeared into the cavernous hallway.

His hair distinctly greyer now, his spectacles on, he is buried behind a newspaper.

The robot can also help find misplaced spectacles by identifying them with a sensor.

Messrs Mann and Ornstein resist the temptation to look at congressional history through rose-tinted spectacles.

Seeing no reason to abandon the simple style that had served him well, he dressed in a plain brown suit with his famous spectacles as his only adornment.

These spectacles of gratuitous violence may seem a little anachronistic, but they are also analogues in many ways to professional sports today.

We are treated to fine hypocritical spectacles, which now more than ever seem in ample supply: the critic of American materialism with a Southampton summer home.

Good for reading the paper, watching a movie and everything in between, TruFocals glasses are the first spectacles to offer adjustable focus on the go.

The sunsets at Las Lisa's, with its vast sky and open sea, are serious spectacles to behold, and beneath the setting of that fireball sun, a hundred or so newborn turtles were waiting to face a fierce and unforgiving world.

the old man muttered gleefully to himself. He picked up his spectacles from the opium-plate, settled them on his nose, and carefully examined the party seal stamped on the card.