Sentence examples for better eyes from inspiring English sources

"Here, maybe they have better eyes and give you the opportunity".

"It fascinates me that they have better eyes than I do".

If you can spy even a crack of daylight between actor and character in this performance, you've got better eyes than I do.

In "The Bluest Eye," Morrison wrote about a black girl who is driven mad by rejection and imagines for herself what she cannot have: blue eyes — eyes through which the world will see her better, eyes that will separate her from her community.

Institutional venture capital funds have yet to look at Miami with better eyes — but honestly, who would have expected for them to arrive before the opportunities?

People will enhance themselves physically to have better bones, better eyes and better resilience to disease, as well as attain an overall better standard of living.

"He's got the better eye".

Some were seeing better with their better eye or with their worse eye — or with both.

(He was born legally blind, with 20/200 vision in his better eye).

Let's see if Boris has a better eye for a deal.

My friend, Olaf Koens, a Dutch reporter, had the better eye.