Sentence examples for offending eye from inspiring English sources

She opened up the offending eye.

To cap it all (and to the great consternation of the Americans in the audience), a white ram is sacrificed, its bloody corpse later dumped out of sight behind a drinks booth, where it will no longer offend eyes accustomed to more discreet forms of butchery.

If they are not offending the eye they are endangering fish, clogging storm drains or, most likely, bulking up a landfill.

Who could possibly pay attention to her during a Ted Talk with those swollen appendages offending the eye?

There is more to aesthetic rebellion than offends the eye.

This lack of design might have offended the eye, but not the palate.

We drove on, and this turned out to be a well-groomed little town with big trees shading the streets and the retail stores uniformly in good taste so as not to offend the eye.

Yet contemporary portraits of the barely-clad female form offend the eye of Mr Rajapaksa's po-faced regime.Since he was re-elected in a landslide in January, Mr Rajapaksa has sought to make good on a campaign promise to "create a society with good values and ethics".

There's no overwhelming masculinity in the well-groomed lineup to offend the eye.

Looking back on it now, and maybe even then, it offended the eye.

I did not intend to offend your eye, for I am a vile and loathsome creature.