Sentence examples for doesn't raise eyebrows from inspiring English sources

"So many people settle for what's safe and what doesn't raise eyebrows.

A $20 entree doesn't raise eyebrows, and a $38 red snapper from New Zealand will sell.

"When a girl says she plays football now, it doesn't raise eyebrows or cause surprise the way it used to do".

(Incidentally that sort of thing doesn't raise eyebrows at SXSW, where over 10 minutes I saw someone dressed as a mouse, a shirtless man in a cape, and former Vice President Al Gore).

They're also familiar with the economics of procuring local, organic or specialty foods: a $20 entree doesn't raise eyebrows, and a $38 red snapper from New Zealand will sell.

It doesn't raise eyebrows in Egypt to hear that a US official favoured an Egyptian liberal with a meeting or a supportive statement, or that a US paper had a liberal from Egypt write on its opinion page.

"People like him for this, and it does not raise eyebrows as it might in, say, someone like Nadal.

Which isn't to say some presenters don't raise eyebrows.

He said most of his officers mow lawns, haul hay, watch unoccupied houses in the wintertime and take other second jobs that don't raise eyebrows.

Despite the prospect of changing technology, contracts are getting longer as well as less specific: "now six, eight, ten [years] don't raise eyebrows".Broadcasters are blurring the lines too, by becoming providers of sport.

And then there is the problem of a different kind of rogue: The democracy whose human rights record or foreign policies fall short of international standards but don't raise eyebrows.