Sentence examples for foreign eye from inspiring English sources

When I returned, I looked at the wall with a foreign eye.

Those (to a foreign eye) tiny differences give them distinct meanings.

They call it uisuki, and in Tokyo's bars what they do to Scotland's national drink is, to the foreign eye, an abomination.

To a foreign eye, Le Luc looked like a picturesque village out of a Provençal fantasy, all golden light and chalky pastel façades.

To a foreign eye, the lightness and simplicity of Nendo's work evokes the minimalist tradition of Japanese design, which dates to the late 1400s and was a defining influence on Western Modernism.

Brash, naïve and bubbling with confidence, she is enchanted by the country, but also determined to "catch at least a glimpse of the truth — something beyond the beautiful images that are so readily available to the foreign eye".

They are a spectacle to foreign eyes".

Snatched from under their foreign eyes.

To foreign eyes, this might seem like simple good sportsmanship.

WITH the general election just a month away, foreign eyes are turning to Britain.

"So what if we follow them?" The authorities also appear eager to keep foreign eyes away.