Sentence examples for eye reason from inspiring English sources

The horse had a clubfoot, a bad shoulder, a reputation for being slow and was blind in one eye, reason enough for Snyder to second-guess what he had just done.

In the eye of reason, a notion is either true or false.

Or is it the purely intellectual experience of "seeing" (with they "eye of reason") or "intuiting" that this proposition is true (or necessarily true)?

Old or new, innocent or jaded, something always comes out of E3 that catches your eye, some reason to fall in love all over again.

The one in the diagram particularly caught my eye, for reasons that will become apparent.

In the gym here, backers said they saw in her teary eyes a reason to embrace this sometimes formal candidate.

Both were blasting through the often less-than-literate listings of online dating sites, when Mr. Feifer's e-mail message on OKCupid.com caught Ms. Miller's eye for reasons less romantic than grammatical.

The two drifted apart after making the 1960 film "The Devil's Eye," for reasons that have never been explained fully, although creative friction on that film and scheduling conflicts have been cited.

Passing sentence at Southwark crown court, the judge Anthony Leonard told Clifford that his personality and position in the public eye were reasons his crimes had not been revealed earlier.

Adenauer's spirit is abroad once more as Germany, united now and infinitely more self-assured, prepares for a national poll in September with a startling lack of audacity.To German eyes, the reason to be steady is as plain as the badge on a Mercedes-Benz.

Mr. Wade's middle-of-the-page, shirtless photo caught my eye for reasons that will be obvious if you pick up your own copy, but the mention of his association with President Obama's Fatherhood and Mentoring Initiative was what really got me excited.