Sentence examples for is sharp-eyed from inspiring English sources
"is sharp-eyed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe someone who has a keen eye and can observe things carefully. For example: "The detective was sharp-eyed, quickly noticing any suspicious behavior."
adjective
Attentive, given to noticing things, aware.
- The sharp-eyed detective noticed things the ordinary patrolman missed.
She is sharp-eyed about the "cancer salon" that develops after her debulking, observing the distance she feels from friends still in the thick of life (how "zealous" they are "about their diets or their home improvements").
I know i readers not only love literature, but are sharp-eyed, too.
They were sharp-eyed penetration agents who looked like hawks and lived their cover.
HAD you been sharp-eyed at an American estate sale around seven years ago, you could have picked up a Leonardo da Vinci for a few thousand dollars.
All of them are sharp-eyed enough to know whose family "landed on the wrong side of Plymouth Rock" and who has been favored by fortune.
A common sight at VidCon was sharp-eyed men chatting about this digital world they hoped to grasp and shape — a world of "future proofing" and "snacky, listicle, hashtaggy sorts of bits" and "global mobilized ubiquitous pre-roll things".
Audiences are sharp-eyed and appreciative: it is normal for shows to be halted for extravagant rounds of applause; cries of "hao" (bravo) have been known to drown out the music.
Corbyn's treasury team will need to be sharp-eyed during the statement for any deviation from Damian Green's pledge that there would be no further welfare cuts.
Johnson's descriptions of his fellow runners, an engaging collection of fanatics, are sharp-eyed and warm-hearted, and his descriptions of the terrain make one hot and thirsty.
Despite the inherent cattiness of its genre, "Bergdorf Blondes" gets a lot more mileage out of being sharp-eyed and mildly satirical ("the rumor was that since college all Aerin had done was sit home and knit gold lurex shoe bags for her massive collection of Christian Louboutins") than it might have from being mean-spirited.
Unlike her glamour-girl peers who double as tabloid superstars, Page, who is now 20, is a tomboy — her on-screen persona is sharp, clear-eyed, determined and self-consciously original.
