Sentence examples for draw your eye from inspiring English sources

"So I got this idea of pergolas, which draw your eye down from all the glass".

She just knows how to get attention, how to draw your eye to her.

The multiple explosions draw your eye from top to bottom, while the intricacy of the close-set buildings calls attention to the center.

Step 3: The tall flowers added last, like scabiosa, with its slender stem and small, contained blossom, are what Ms. Owen and Ms. Ryhanen call the "wispy gestures," the more delicate forms that draw your eye upward.

You will have seen hundreds of 17th- and 18th-century landscapes which draw your eye across a dark foreground to a luminous vanishing point as if looking through a window at an imaginary space.

This is easy enough in cases where the painted wood or bronze objects draw your eye to the ingenious joints and impossible intersections, and to the raw, unfinished ends.

Columns, sentinels and domes emphasising 12 beats to the measure, you could practically hear the music, and as for the freeform (senza tempo) penultimate bar, irregular cloud-clipped box would draw your eyes to the far-reaching views.

Not really that great for hanging pictures on, and I thought, well, let's use what's there rather than trying to draw your eyes away from what's there.

If you draw your eyes to the top of this image, you'll see a Lotus going wide.

And anywhere else, the massive exotic flower displays in the center would dominate your attention; but here, it's a series of Lionel Smit's enormous Malay Girl portraits that draw your eyes immediately.

Spectacular English Crystal chandeliers draw your eyes up to leaf paneled ceilings with frescos.