Sentence examples for exactly eye from inspiring English sources
Perhaps drowningMay 27th 2010 China and America: Not exactly eye to eyeMay 27th 2010It is China that has come out of the affair looking pusillanimous.
Disagreements over China's rigid exchange rate and signs of protectionism in both countries have exacerbated strains.In this section Not exactly eye to eye Walking between the raindrops Hitting where it hurts Restoration drama You couldn't make it up First Facebook, then the world Picking up the pieces ReprintsIn recent weeks China has been trying to show that it still values the relationship.
The International Energy Agency forecasts that by 2025 China will overtake America as the world's largest oil-and-gas importer.In this section Not exactly eye to eye Walking between the raindrops Hitting where it hurts Restoration drama You couldn't make it up First Facebook, then the world Picking up the pieces ReprintsBut China's interests in the region are not limited to energy.
I finally get out of the car and she's standing there, and in her stiletto heels, we're exactly eye to eye.
The small souvenir shops and quaint houses are not exactly eye-catching, and on a gray day they can seem downright dreary.
The two firms may not see exactly eye-to-eye on how this will all play out, but neither can be accused of being shortsighted.
The two firms may not see exactly eye-to-eye on how this will all play out, but neither can be accused of being shortsighted.Taking classes, communicating with friends: people business.As improved as today's VR is over past versions we are still a long way from a totally immersive experience.
Its specs aren't exactly eye-popping: 70mph top speed, 60 mile range.
Okay, image quality isn't going to be exactly eye-popping, but what do you expect for $99?
There are 7 billion people on this earth, and no two people will see exactly eye-to-eye on their beliefs, so to say that you're indefinitely right in your beliefs and that your point of view is correct in a way that the others aren't is, if anything else, a poor grasp of mathematics and statistics.
Sajad had never exactly seen eye to eye with his dad, and with him away he had partied hard.
