as far as I can see

1. Also, so far as I can see. According to my judgment or understanding, as in As far as I can see you've got an excellent chance of getting that job. This idiom was first recorded in 1577.

Example Sentences

"Just by intimidating a load of people in a hotel on the weekend isn't doing anything is it? As far as I can see, by my own interactions with the people in that hotel over the road, they've been nothing but polite."

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"As far as I can see, there's nothing new in the documents," he told NBC News.

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“These laws have never been used, as far as I can see, to bypass the Senate confirmation process or the judicial one,” Laurie Levenson, a former federal prosecutor in L.A. who now serves as a professor at Loyola Law Schoolin Los Angeles, told The Times last month.

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Right now it is about someone coming in and building slowly because as far as I can see they don’t have the players to do anything drastically different.

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“I hope to be here as far as I can see out,” he said, “and be a part of this incredible group of people that are all highly motivated to win as many World Series as we can.”

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