Sentence examples for because of the eye from inspiring English sources
Some may mistake you for a colonial pirate because of the eye patch.
In other words, what is the maximum distance beyond which some picture detail is lost because of the eye's limitations?
Lewis opened a horrifying cut around Klitschko's eye, and the Ukraine boxer, ahead on the judges' cards, had to stop because of the eye.
It even managed to make up the financial shortfall because of the eye-spinning commercial success of War Horse, which transferred to London's West End and then Broadway.
Northwestern's predictions got the most publicity because of the eye-catching metric for predicting spread: data from Where's George?, a Web site that tracks millions of dollar bills as they move around the country.
Their beauty is sometimes marred – but, chillingly, it's because of the eyes that have been closed for them by the blows of an overseer, the bruises and the bleeding.
Although not quite in the same dots per inch category as laser printers, the continuous phosphor monochrome C.R.T. can display text that appears to the eye nearly as clear as print because of the eyes' ability to smooth the edges and the C.R.T.'s ability to make the pixel size vary and merge.
The radiated tortoise, also known as Astrochelys Radiata or "star tortoise of Madagascar," is prized by collectors, and is often referred to as the most beautiful turtle in the world because of the eye-catching star pattern on its shell.
There is sclerotized cuticle covering the backward curved mouth in Alalcomenaeus (e.g. pl. 6 5, 3 and text-figures 10 11 in [ 79]) which represents the hypostome, and the attachment has to be natant because of the eyes between the hypostome and the anterior margin of the cephalon.
Because of the eyes size, the head is often drawn in an oval shape like you would a child's.
