as far as one can see

Parents, as far as one can see, tolerate them.

Imagine an all-you-can-eat buffet stretching out as far as one can see into the future; it is certainly a novel way to spend the so-called golden years.

As far as one can see spout fountains of mud and iron.

One of the signatories to the letter, professor Malcolm Sawyer at Leeds University told Newsweek: “As far as one can see, without renegotiation Greece would continue to go on the high levels of unemployment for the foreseeable future with no possibility of escape.”

Gone, as far as one can see from some 12+ hours of gameplay so far, are glitches involving levitating players or getting knocked over by invisible team mates in the post-goal festivities.