Sentence examples for benevolent eye from inspiring English sources
The object of Pound's benevolent eye was the unsuccessful young writer James Joyce.
Who will help Tamino rescue her so that he can be reunited with her under the benevolent eye of Sarastro?
The book, an international hit, was an idealized depiction by Thomas Hughes of his years at Rugby School under the benevolent eye of its headmaster, Thomas Arnold.
A BBC documentary from this time shows Limonov bombarding the besieged city of Sarajevo under the benevolent eye of Radovan Karadzic.
DEADLINE after deadline has slipped by since Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat, under Bill Clinton's benevolent eye, signed their declaration of peace on the White House lawn in September 1993.
Ringo's romance with a prostitute (Claire Trevor), which unfolds under the benevolent eye of a marshal who follows the spirit rather than the letter of the law, also makes "Stagecoach" a poignant, grandly archetypal love story.
Approaching 80 years of age, he is tall with a soft face and benevolent eyes that half-squint behind thin-rimmed glasses.
In this chapter their adventures have an especially somber and scary coloration, as the three friends are cast out from the protective cocoon of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry into a bleak, perilous grown-up world that tests the independence they have struggled to obtain under the not-always-benevolent eyes of their teachers.
While popular culture has embedded both extremes — the hardened mantra of "shoot to kill" and the benevolent private eye (think Barnaby Jones) who expertly inflicts only a flesh wound — the truth is that neither practice is a staple of police guidelines.
Even the most benevolent landlords frequently had an eye for the world's respect and commemoration.
In his inaugural speech, he called for a Pax Europea which might turn the Balkans from a hotbed of animosity between "small nationalist states" into a haven of prosperity under the watchful eye of a benevolent "Europe .Mr Ciampi, however, has been chosen not for his European views but for his non-partisan acumen on the home front.
