have poor eyesight

There was a reason why so many people in the days pre-electricity had poor eyesight.

Arguments about whether someone's poor eyesight is correctible shouldn't matter.

Once you had a dog, it was clear you didn't just have poor eyesight.

The girl must have poor eyesight to have picked this one.

His voice was shrill and he had poor eyesight.

Having poor eyesight, they hunt primarily by means of echolocation.

He had poor eyesight, rotten teeth and a long silver beard.

Most species are also nocturnal and have poor eyesight.

Even to Wrath's poor eyesight, the warrior was a thing of beauty when he fought.

The death spiders, Ulf explained, had poor eyesight, so would probably not see him.

Black rhinos have poor eyesight, relying more on hearing and smell.

They have poor eyesight, but keen senses of hearing, smell, and touch.

They also had small eyes, and probably had poor eyesight, similar to that of a mole.

Lyrinx have poorer eyesight than we do, and their eyes are sensitive to bright light.

He had poor eyesight and so his father, a tatami weaver, sent him to a special school for the blind.

If one has poor eyesight or hearing at a younger age, then an appeal against jury service is likely to be upheld.

No one realized that he had poor eyesight and he fell from the tower while working.

The lyrinx had poorer eyesight than humans in daylight, but better at night.

"Ah, does monsieur mean that I have poor eyesight?"

Some animals suffer from short-sightedness and have poor eyesight.

When Irving was eleven, it was discovered that he had poor eyesight.

Islero had poor eyesight and tended to chop with his right horn.

How do I care for my diabetes when I have poor eyesight?

Bob's poor eyesight made it unwise for him to climb the bell tower, so I set off alone.

Care must be taken as mice have poor eyesight and may try to lean too far over an edge and fall.