open one's eyes

Not only will the opportunity to meet such successful personalities and to attend their lectures and seminars be very inspiring for my own research career, it will also open one's eyes to a wide spectrum of open questions in many different areas of science.

Botany and geology, chemistry, zo�logy, and astronomy open one's eyes to the beauties and marvels of God's handiwork, and disclose analogies abounding and true.

Thus the air was so thick with fine snow, driven along by the furious storm, that it became very difficult to breathe and almost impossible to open one's eyes even for a moment.

It is enough to read the papers, and open one's eyes, in order to feel willing to shout along with the French college students: "Power to the imagination!"

I think the fewer books we take the better; they take up room,—and the wise way always seemed to me to read at home, and open one’s eyes and see abroad.