Sentence examples for doubtful eye from inspiring English sources
"doubtful eye" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to an expression or glance of suspicion, skepticism, or doubt. For example, "She cast a doubtful eye at the stranger on the street corner."
(In fact, if you ever see a rhubarb recipe without sugar, cast a doubtful eye).
Ms. Hashii cast a doubtful eye at a sign saying the library would open in 2012 and returned to filling her few shelves with books.
She is never entirely satisfied; at the end of each rehearsal, she sighs and looks at me with doubtful eyes.
The gaze of a thousand doubtful eyes weighs heavily upon my treadmill box as I exit Costco.
Neonconservatives like Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol (or anyone at the Weekly Standard, for that matter) and more establishment-type figures like the National Review's Rich Lowry will continue to cast a doubtful and suspicious eye on Paul if he seeks the presidency in 2016.
These actions undermined his already doubtful legitimacy in the eyes of many, and contributed to the outbreak of two revolts in remote provinces of the Vandal kingdom: in Sardinia, where the local governor, Godas, declared himself an independent ruler, and shortly after in Tripolitania, where the native population, led by a certain Pudentius, rebelled against Vandal rule.
The team declared center Timofey Mozgov doubtful with a soft tissue contusion around his left eye.
Is the woman with the smoky eyes aghast or doubtful?
It's doubtful that he'll lay eyes on her again.
I have never used eye cream, and was doubtful any product -- whether the highest-end cosmetic or engine oil -- could stop this advance of nature.
I'm doubtful at this point, but it's worth keeping an eye on.
