Sentence examples for eye of lay from inspiring English sources

The two main vehicles to attract the eye of lay consumers like me are the colour and the name.

Re-examined in the light of subsequent steroid revelations and admissions, Aaron's assault on Ruth becomes more impressive than anything ever seen during the recent era of lying eyes.

"I was able to make eye contact early on and kind of lay it out there for him".

Consequently, in the eyes of a lay user, the mere presence of a scientist on Wikipedia is associated with their academic prestige and authority.

Wheelwright then spoke in the afternoon, and while in the eyes of a lay person his sermon may have appeared benign and non-threatening, to the Puritan clergy it was "censurable and incited mischief".

Hence the ROC curve reveals that the portions of eye lying between 200% and 300% of diameter of iris are very much responsible for the recognition and feature-dense part of a periocular image.

Eyeing the lay of the land, Bond agreed to testify against Brennan and was granted immunity from any U.S. prosecution for his own actions.

Companies using Electric simply install its software on every corporate laptop, giving the top IT employee or the org's decision-maker a bird's-eye view of the lay of the land.

The advantage of the large eye of the horse lies not in colour vision at night, but probably instead in achromatic tasks where presumably signal summation enhances sensitivity.

He was initially shy, but you always felt that behind the quizzical, sly, humorous eye and manner lay a man of philosophical bent, perhaps amazed himself at what his genius had led him to achieve.

Put it on, put 2 slices of cucumbers over your eyes and lay back and relax.