Oculist In A Sentence

Definition of Oculist

• The oculist will feel constrained to differ somewhat from Hearn in the foregoing article.
• Neither of the ladies brought up the painful subject; they went with him to see the learned oculist and came back silent and oppressed.
• Her eyes and lids were full of the stuff, it proved, and she cried with nervousness and pain as the oculist proceeded to get it all out.
• If you wrinkle your forehead when you talk or read, visit an oculist and have your eyes tested, and then wear glasses to fit them.
• A literary man of seventy-five is naturally quick to take alarm, and an English oculist had recommended an operation.
• A distinguished oculist has said that many men daily impair or destroy their eyes by immoderate use, and that not a few have done the same by too little use of them.
• The family had instinctively agreed upon a cheerful tone; the great oculist was coming; it was but a question of time when blessed sight would return again.

• Her oculist had taken much from her scanty store of money.
• A great oculist from Rome came to give his opinion.
• Then came the visit to the oculist and the mandatory spectacles.
• My thoughts instantly turned to the words the oculist had written.
• You must see some good oculist about your astigmatism, my dear.