peripheral vision

noun

1. all that is visible to the eye outside the central area of focus; side vision.

Example Sentences

I’ve been testing the men’s cylindrical M4 goggles, which feature extremely clear lenses—one for bright days and one for low light—and offer excellent peripheral vision.

From Outside Online

For some people, wearing two masks can impede breathing or obstruct peripheral vision that could lead to a fall and result in injury.

From Washington Post

In order to have the safest and most pleasant experience navigating the slopes you ideally want to have a wide view that allows for optimal peripheral vision.

From Popular-Science

You can’t focus on any one part without suspecting there is something in your peripheral vision that is probably more important.

From Washington Post

They told the volunteers that the color in their peripheral vision would go away and asked them announce when they noticed this.

From Science News For Students

Then I saw something in my peripheral vision, close to my back.

From The Daily Beast

Every few weeks I get so far behind on sleep that I lose my peripheral vision.

From The Daily Beast

But the thing is that your peripheral vision becomes so much greater, so you see a lot more with your eye.

From The Daily Beast

With acute peripheral vision, he is able to say that few people look at his face in alarm.

From The Daily Beast

Mothers, generally, have a special peripheral vision, or smell, or spider-sense that picks up ambient children.

From The Daily Beast

No doubt, also, it is the rods that give to peripheral vision its great sensitivity to moving objects.

From Project Gutenberg

In his peripheral vision, he saw Wiener wilt, look away and then turn and leave the room.

From Project Gutenberg