Sentence examples for Good eye of from inspiring English sources

It was as if that one good eye of his were somehow ten times an eye.

Levi and his collaborator stuck eye patches on the good eye of adult amblyopics, aged fifteen to sixty-one, whom everyone else had written off on the presumption that they could not learn anything new.

Additionally, a number of modern surgical authorities have provided "ideal" values for the mentolabial region or angle, based on anecdotal evidence and the "good eye" of the respective surgeon.

She hit her good eye on the corner of a hard wooden chair.

Make sure to avoid limiting your communication to only your bosses, rather include everyone who has a good eye on the health of the company.

Working for a "serious and liberal" British television program, Shah proposed covering the story: "[T]he honest, good eyes of one of my editors said silently what he put into words a few seconds later: 'Is any of this our fault?

Don't get into drawing the body unless you have a good eye for this type of drawing.

Taylor also has a good eye for the rich vein of sardonic humour in Orwell, which is not always appreciated.

A good eye for talent and some of Joan Payson's money went a long way back then.

In a small study, in Current Biology with 18 adults, it worked better than conventional patching of the good eye to make the weak one work harder.

It was a gift to Alfred Barr, MoMA's first director, who was famed for his good eye.Most of the Met's Picassos came as bequests or gifts.