Sentence examples for different eye to from inspiring English sources

Later, an influx of continental photographers fleeing the Nazis brought a different eye to the lens, still journalistic but with a more personal and knowingly artistic style that was developed by natives like Grant and Mayne.

[But] as a crime writer I've done a lot of research into arsenic, and I think it was just a bit of serendipity, that someone like me came to look at her letters with a very different eye to the eye most people cast on Jane Austen.

The Dutch have always seen football through different eyes to the rest of the world.

A second problem with the assay is that absorption by eye pigment at the wavelengths (500 or 540 nm) used to measure the peroxidase reaction products that are generated by the colorimetric assays will cause fly lines with different eye colors to differ in their readings even if they do not have different levels of stored fat (Fig. 2).

Frames of reference have been tested by recording from visual or movement RFs from several different eye positions to see which spatial frame (eye or head) yields the most spatially coherent RF, that is, with the least variability in activity for the same spatial coordinates (e.g., Jay and Sparks 1984; Avillac et al. 2005).

You can experiment and use different eye lashes to see which suits you the most.

Try putting on false contacts with a different eye color to your own like those red vampire contacts they have for sale around Halloween! Don't overdo it just enough to make it believable.

"After 'Tom Jones,' I began to look behind the mirror, so to speak — to see the cinema with different eyes, and to distrust the storytellers, who claimed to be serving up real life.

The piece can be viewed as both art and non-art, or two different audiences can watch it "with different eyes", according to Jankowski.

Remarkably, all these different eyes seem to be built by some of the same genes, for example the Pax6 gene.

On average, and across all HPT films, patients exhibited different eye movement characteristics to controls making, for example, significantly more saccades (P<0.001; 95% confidence interval for mean increase: 9.2 to 22.4%).