Sentence examples for biased eye from inspiring English sources

On the red carpet, she wore dresses in every colour of the rainbow and, to my – admittedly biased – eye, rocked every single one.

Understanding this, and moving on to the day's other photographs, and to the larger prints from which the essay photos were cropped, the Fortune images take on an almost illustrated quality, revealing themselves as simple emotionally, and strangely obedient to the biased eye.

"We scored good goals and we had chances for more but even without looking through biased eyes, we deserved it".

Because the child's best interests are traditionally viewed through subjective and often biased eyes.

In similar modeling studies, we found that rNRTP neurons were also biased toward eye acceleration.

In the present study we used this paradigm with eye tracking to investigate the effects on visual attention in Western and East Asian participants when there are conflicts between data-driven stimulus changes that should direct eye movements towards certain scene elements, and top-down cultural processes, that also bias eye movements.

Further studies may entail multiple observers and/or evaluation methods not biased by the human eye.

In free-viewing conditions, the human eye fixations are expected to be biased toward the center of the image [ 72].

Most reports and stories about the Chinese and Chinese life in English-language journals tend to express the writers' and reporters' Westernized views, and are, in my eyes, often biased.

Moreover, even after subliminal learning, when invisible faces biased judgments of visible eyes, this effect was not found to be related to holistic face processing.

This and other evidence (Findlay & Brown, 2006; Hooge, Over, van Wezel, & Frens, 2005) suggests that human observers are biased against moving the eyes to a previously fixated location.