Sample Sentences forocular (auto-selected)
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The instrument measures ocular pressure.ocular = eye
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She was still breathing shallowly; there was no ocular reflex yet. (source)ocular = relating to the eye
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I rubbed at my eyes, wondering, not for the first time, if I was in need of ocular assistance.† (source)
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Have you had some kind of ocular surgery I don't know about?† (source)
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One of the blades lodged into the assassin's left ocular opening and stuck there.† (source)
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Though Donald travels often, raising money to seed new ventures for his latest company, Ocular Research of Boston, he manages to launch a flurry of missives to Cedric.† (source)
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And, since you're clearly pretty screwed up in places, ocular and aural adjustments and implants and a full rebuild on skeletal and vascular systems.† (source)
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That some Elephants have not only written whole sentences, as Æilan ocularly testifieth, but have also spoken, as Oppianus delivereth, and Christophorus à Costa particularly relateth (although it sound like that of Achilles' Horse in Homer), we do not conceive impossible.† (source)
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His eyes blink like some annoying spore has found its ocular target.† (source)
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'My Dear Sir, 'Years have elapsed, since I had an opportunity of ocularly perusing the lineaments, now familiar to the imaginations of a considerable portion of the civilized world.† (source)
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And here's Advanced Ocular Science, donated by Dr. Orwell, a doctor who lives in town.† (source)
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The conversation (which seemed to have been concerning the origin of the fire) immediately ceased, and every one ocularly criticised him to the degree expressed by contracting the flesh of their foreheads and looking at him with narrowed eyelids, as if he had been a light too strong for their sight.† (source)
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This, of course, must have been an ocular deception, assisted by the uncertain light.† (source)
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BLOOM: (Absently) Ocularly woman's bivalve case is worse.† (source)
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Miss Stackpole's ocular surfaces unwinkingly caught the sun.† (source)
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Her back seemed to be endowed with a sensitiveness to ocular beams—even her clothing—so alive was she to a fancied gaze which might be resting upon her from the outside of that barn.† (source)
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