Seeing Is Believing Quotes

“It takes the trust of God for things that exist, to wait on him for the evidence of things that do not exist. Faith and hope make you to thank God for the invisible things by looking at the visible things which were once invisible too.”
― Israelmore Ayivor

“We're eye doctors."

"What's something about the eye that most people don't realize?"

"The eye doesn't see. The brain sees. The eye just transmits. So what we see isn't only determined by what comes through the eyes. What we see is affected by our memories, our feelings, and by what we've seen before.”
― Brandon Stanton

“Don’t seem right, do it?” said Topper.

“It ain’t right,” replied Fin. “Not at all.”

Jack guzzled his wine and wiped at his beard. “Mayhap it’s right and we can’t see it...”

Topper scratched his bald head and hummed in thought. “Still don’t seem right,” he proclaimed when he’d hummed enough.

Jack dropped his flagon to the deck and it rolled away clattering. “Yeah, well, what seems ain’t always what is.”
― A.S. Peterson, Fiddler's Green

“It’s often been said that “seeing is believing”, but in many cases, the reverse is also true. Believing results in seeing.”
― Donald L. Hicks, Look into the stillness

“A picture is worth a thousand words”
― Kenneth Turnbull

“You know the saying 'seeing is believing'? It's a problem, when you think about it. I mean, it's reasonable for people to want proof before they accept something they've been told. I do. I'm a fan of logic and demonstrable facts. But the idea inherent: that you can believe what you see? That's majorly flawed, because people usually have no clue what they're looking at.”
― Kate A. Boorman, What We Buried

“Spiritual skepticism is a self-fulfilling prophecy. You will not witness that which you do not believe to be real. One cannot expect to have profound personal experiences of something you’re convinced does not exist.”
― Anthon St. Maarten

“She looked at his face, his lined, well-lived face. You were right. This perfect moment, in her once-desolate bedroom, was John’s belief at its apotheosis. She realized she wouldn’t have believed it before—that, in the most hopelessly constricted of places, you could find the fulfillment to all your dreams of adventure and romance. No, she wouldn’t have believed it. Not twenty years ago, not ten years ago, not a year ago. She had to reach forty-eight years of age to realize the truth and to internalize it. Forty-eight long years of groping in the dark. How silly she felt now and how blessed.”
― Ray Smith, The Magnolia That Bloomed Unseen

“Some of the facts we are denying we were told by our very own eyes.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“Fools believe those in power over their own eyes.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“You say, “I’ll believe it when I see it.” I say, “believe it, and then you’ll see it.”
― Charles F Glassman

“I found it hard to have faith in anything without knowledge of it.”
― Jennifer L. Armentrout, From Blood and Ash

“Your eyes and your brains have made prisoners of each other.”
― Jamake Highwater, Anpao: A Newbery Honor Award Winner – A Timeless Native American Legend About Proving Worthiness for Children