Sentence examples for a sensitive eye from inspiring English sources

But Durkin has a sensitive eye.

But a sensitive eye may catch on right away.

Varley, 76, was a news photographer with a sensitive eye for moments beyond the news.

Varley, who was 76, was a news photographer with a sensitive eye for moments beyond the news.

HARRY CALLAHAN: ELEANOR With a sensitive eye, Callahan made intimate photographs of Eleanor, his wife of 63 years, throughout their life together.

More recently, the French photographer LISE SARFATI traveled around the United States with a sensitive eye for beautiful, seemingly disaffected young people -- teenage girls and 20-something women, mostly.

A brilliant cinematographer, Mr. Gardner shot "Dead Birds" himself, taking in the Dani's lives and wars with a keen, sensitive eye.

Just as E. J. Bellocq portrayed the prostitutes of New Orleans as oddly ordinary people, Mr. Horvat cast an unusually sensitive eye on the women who bared all for a living.

Jeff Bailey Gallery; New York City Jeff Bailey has an extraordinarily sensitive eye when it comes to the medium of painting, and his diverse stable covers a lot of aesthetic range.

A pillar holding up a freeway overpass can strike Mr. de Botton's sensitive eye as a sedentary, cheerful woman, while another seems likes a punctilious, nervous accountant.

The heavily dressed, cold-looking and perhaps utterly miserable Victorians gathered in dark clumps on this bleak Welsh beach are painted by Cox with a free, open and sensitive eye.