Nearsighted used in a sentence

Nearsighted in a sentence as an adjective

We live in a much more nearsighted world, in a sense.

I've been nearsighted all my life, and once you hit 40 years old you stop being able to see things up close.

Put me in the opposite camp: I'm young and nearsighted, which means my close vision is very good.

Unless one is nearsighted and/or crosseyed, it's easier to focus and converge on a more distant object.

I hope the actual investors aren't nearsighted enough to think that kicking Zuck out will make facebook's stock value improve.

To anyone who is nearsighted and considering corrective surgery: do it.

Proper Noun Examples for Nearsighted

Nearsightedness is partly hereditary; similar to obesity, it can be exacerbated by certain choices, but some people are just bound to be nearsighted.