Sentence examples for a hostile eye from inspiring English sources

The professor advised readers to "look again at a 'fascist' -- tight-lipped, tense, crew cut, correctly dressed, church-going, an American flag on his car window, a hostile eye for communists, youth, and blacks".

And I never tried to look at another driver (my own profiling) much less make hostile eye contact.

Are we ready to be exposed to the critical and possibly predisposed to the hostile eye of the world?

A photograph of him from this period reveals an almost unnervingly forceful young man with hostile eyes and a wedged pompadour.

This contention though not at all implausible has, to hostile eyes, a somewhat contrived air about it, and is unlikely to worry the convinced Marxist.

He looked at the Germans with hostile eyes.

Already, a vast majority of people in Pakistan, including inside the army, see the United States with hostile eyes.

Because it isn't until the actress trudges into view as Virginia Chance, a cleaning woman in a sherbet-pink uniform, a cigarette dangling from her lip and a hostile glint in her eyes, that the premiere on Tuesday on Fox hits full comic stride.

It was as if London was being presented back to its own citizens through the eyes of a hostile and fearful visitor from out of town.

While conducting interviews, Drew meets Mimi Bobeck (Kathy Kinney), a hostile woman who wears too much eye shadow.

Todd Courser and Cindy Gamrat, of creating a "hostile and untenable work environment in which I was required to turn a blind eye toward the improper behavior in Rep. Courser and Gamrat's office".