Sentence examples for eye of much from inspiring English sources

The St. Louis-born, New Jersey-raised 23-year-old first caught the eye of much of the music world in 2013, when she was signed to rising hip-hop label Top Dawg Entertainment, which boasts Kendrick Lamar and Schoolboy Q among its critically acclaimed crew.

Alloa were not going to make the same mistake under the eye of much-lauded manager Paul Hartley and again were the more incisive side from the start at East End Park.

Even if the Hebron settlement were not illegal in the eyes of much of the world, it is utterly impractical.

So, in the eyes of much of the elite, do welfare recipients, "problem families", Muslims and asylum seekers.

While it may be unfashionable to say so, the United States remains in the eyes of much of the world the indispensable and irreplaceable country.

I mean, politics is broken in the eyes of much of the public, and the Tories are obviously failing, but that doesn't guarantee anything.

These women may have university degrees and thriving careers but in the eyes of much of the state-controlled media they are essentially worthless without husbands and children.

In the eyes of much of the world, Emily would always be the default caretaker, no matter who was on the robocall list.

"I think when we made the decision to go into Iraq that was less legitimate" in the eyes of much of the Muslim world, he said.

-- but in the eyes of much of the world, Argentina's economic policies had "made in Washington" stamped all over them.

In the eyes of much of the world, Chad's president, Idriss Déby, is a bulwark against that catastrophe causing even greater havoc across the region.