Sentence examples for eye somewhere from inspiring English sources

You are, in your mind's inattentionally blind eye, somewhere else, maybe plowing through a cornfield or ghost-planing over Green Bay.

He designed the garden to give the eye somewhere to rest at every point along the path — on the cage of a brilliantly colored macaw, a giant bronze turtle, the lagoon-shaped pool where a blue-black bottom sets off a showy vanda mosaic.

It's as if I have an eye somewhere else".

To be generous to Goldsmith's camp, the "jewellery tax" line might be seen as an attempt to humanise or personalise a campaign message, albeit far-fetched and, in critics' eyes, somewhere between very offensive and rather naff, to communities they've been accused of ignoring in the past.

Mom, I know you're inside those blue eyes somewhere and that there are so many things that you won't understand tonight.

Go burn your eyes somewhere else on the site already.

Mom, I know you're inside those blue eyes somewhere, and that there are so many things that you won't understand tonight, but this is the only important one to take in: I love you, I love you, I love you.

They give the eye relief, somewhere to go beyond the repetitive, insistent labour of the square itself.

The man with the cane moved slowly, under her watchful eye, and somewhere between counts six and eight, with a grin, he thrust the cane emphatically into the air.

Visually, it's pretty eye catching, somewhere between the Lloyds bank logo, the horse emoji and what Jack Woltz finds instead of a bedside mint in The Godfather.

Some later pages are filled with jagged scribbles, as if Mitchell were trying certain automatic techniques finally to loosen the attachment to figuration and let her hand and eye go somewhere else.