Sentence examples for eyes at these from inspiring English sources

I often roll my eyes at these statements.

You might be rolling your American eyes at these statistics, noting, for instance, Spain's 23percentt unemployment rate.

Certainly, many Westerners would roll their eyes at these unconventional "prescriptions," but they were familiar to my Indian friends, who believe they hold real power.

I also love the touch about people who "may have taken offence" – you can almost see Julie rolling her eyes at these tiresome hysterics.

I -- and I think lots of other people -- rolled their eyes at these sentiments, assuming they were empty rhetoric designed to throw a bone to bipartisanship but with no expectation of anything coming off them.

You may roll your eyes at these verses, but they are taken very seriously by many of the players in this conflict, on both sides.

Nevertheless, the initial VA was much worse than in the study of Rasmunsen et al. [ 8] (Table  4), which may be associated with later disease diagnosis in our region and to higher chronicity and larger lesions in these eyes at the beginning of the study.

Critics have long cast an eye at these arrangements, focusing on whether cash is diverted from revenue sharing, or whether a team is receiving rights payments that are below market value.

"The Army enforces policies against racism and sexism, but doesn't bat an eye at these kinds of religious discrimination," said Specialist Dustin Chalker, an Army medic based at Fort Detrick, in Maryland, who was raised in a Christian home but is now an atheist.

"But I'm going to take a very critical eye at these reports". O'Farrell said the KPMG analysis for the 2024 budget "looked really strong". The council will receive regular updates about the budgets from the Olympic committee in the coming years, he added.

My wife rolled her eyes at this.