Sentence examples for phrase eye from inspiring English sources

That is what the biblical phrase "eye for an eye" means.

But the phrase "eye level," encountered at eye level, detains you in pleasant consideration of its intriguing, perhaps meaningless, symmetries.

This sumptuous show of mosaiclike murrhine glass vases, bowls and the occasional lampshade by the Murano glassmaking company Fratelli Toso gives new meaning to the phrase eye candy.

The grouping gives new meaning to the phrase eye candy, but it wasn't candy Ms. Angelou had in mind when she chose them.

How the billions in bonus money was spread around made front-page news last week in New York, where the tabloids used the phrase "eye popping" to describe the amounts being dispensed.

As the digits fly, I fear mightily for Teresa's manicure and worry that they'll take the phrase "an eye for an eye" way too literally.

("Eye" in this context has much the same meaning as it has in the English phrase, "the eye of the storm")." Both treatises display a thorough integration of religious and philosophical ideas and ideals.

It was not so much his poetic turns of phrase, his eye for telling detail and big-picture context, or his pair of Pulitzers.

Phillips makes lovely use of anaphora in several songlike poems; an elegy for pre-9/11 Manhattan consists almost entirely of the phrase "The eye seeking home / has to lower," repeated, varied and lineated to evoke flights of stairs.

Kathy says it was she who coined the phrase "TV Eye", a bit of slang between her and her friends to signal some dude leering at them; "It meant 'Twat Vibe Eye'," she explained.

We avoided the term 'glaucoma screening' in the participant information sheet and questionnaire, instead using the phrase 'new eye health tests'.