Sentence examples for eye oddly from inspiring English sources

Things seemed still, clearer to the eye, oddly, in ways he didn't understand.

Rib eye, oddly piled on one side of an otherwise empty plate, was satisfyingly smothered in St. Albray fondue.

As prime minister, Julia Gillard remained instinctively private, consistently contained and, for a figure so much in the public eye, oddly enigmatic.

"I think this is my favorite," he said of "Buste," a 1970 painting of a black-faced figure in a red costume with one eye oddly outlined in red.

Yet our struggle to see the world through her eyes proved oddly rewarding.

Her eyes are oddly misaligned and we see more of the far side of the mouth than we would normally do.

In that far more mature work, he wrote acutely about how bigotry is handed down: "You've got to be taught to be afraid / Of people whose eyes are oddly made / And people whose skin is a diff'rent shade / You've got to be carefully taught".

He sings, "You've got to be taught to be afraid / Of people whose eyes are oddly made, / And people whose skin is a different shade — / You've got to be carefully taught!" Rodgers and Hammerstein, who wrote nine Broadway musicals together in eighteen years, revolutionized musical storytelling.

And then there is Cable's bitter ode to hatred: "You've got to be taught to be afraid,/ Of people whose eyes are oddly made,/ And people whose skin is a different shade./ You've got to be carefully taught".

These enormous, eye-popping, oddly ingratiating pictures are accompanied in the gallery by a piped-in speech wherein Mr. Landers announces, to the clichéd swells of Barber's Adagio for Strings, that, like Picasso in his day, he is "the most significant artist of my time".

hair dark brown and lank, thinning, and his eyes an oddly variegated mixture of colors..