Sentence examples for fine eyes from inspiring English sources

Nothing to do with the fine eyes, I suppose?

(In curious bitter retrospect, her ex-fiancé confided to his journal, "She did not love my well-formed nose, nor my fine eyes, nor my small feet — nor my clever head — she just loved me, and yet she did not understand me").

Some of the men are themselves attractive, either because they have somehow kept the promise of vigor — mouths filled with their own teeth, tight muscular buttocks in their jeans, no jowls, fine eyes that have seen much to impart — or because they're well known, distinguished, yes, even rich.

"I have been meditating on the very great pleasure which a pair of fine eyes in the face of a pretty woman can bestow".

One reviewer wrote: "This is such a tuneful, beautifully drawn set of songs played and sung with authority that it reminds you how much we need storytellers back in pop music storytellers with empathy, fine eyes and an understanding that even though we live in a soulless, indifferent world our music doesn't have to reflect our culture".

And Mr. Schumann has a fine eye.

James Salter clearly has a sharp ear and a fine eye.

He certainly knows how to frame a shot and has a fine eye for wallpaper.

Haigh has a fine eye for how time works on characters' theories about themselves.

Ancient Egyptian jewelers had a fine eye for colour and an excellent sense of design.

And he has cast the play with a fine eye for type as well as talent.