Sentence examples for fierce eye from inspiring English sources

Set in a fictitious Hackney housing estate and filmed in east London, the programme is being judged by these critics with an unusually fierce eye.

State enters Saturday's East Regional semifinal game in the N.C.A.A. women's tournament against the Huskies with an underdog's attitude and a fierce eye on its target.

Zoo Time (Bloomsbury), Howard Jacobson's follow-up to the Booker-winning The Finkler Question, continues his themes – love, lust, loss – and turns a fierce eye on the state of publishing.

Born into the Eastern establishment -- her father was Edith Wharton's doctor -- Sister Parish used her fierce eye, strong ego and social connections to impose her generous, florid, unpretentious vision on a country shaking off the chill of Victorian stuffiness in the postwar years.

Not only has Hank owned several GM-built cars and trucks, he has a pretty fierce eye for flaws and high points; he also uses his GMC truck for work, so he tends to think of vehicles like the H2 as tools, a perfect mindset.

Robin drove with one arm, constantly turning back to expand on his anecdotes with fierce eye contact.

The obbligato of recrimination is played with fierce, eye-popping authority by both actors.

And he looked terrifying: fierce eyes, wild hair.

He was a tall, stiff-backed thirty-three-year-old, with fierce eyes and handsome, slab-sided features.

They're smaller and thinner than your average South Korean gangster, with fierce eyes and haunted cheekbones.

To raise the question is to risk the wrath of Ms. Gordimer, a Nobel laureate who is slight but imposing with her silver hair and fierce eyes.