Sentence examples for reading eye from inspiring English sources
The stone was formless, inert until it was animated by "the reading eye".
— a neologism denoting the ideal letter for the reading eye to fixate on — is set off in an attractive red.
For both men, the engine of poetry was not rhyme or even form but rhythm, and the organ by which it communicated was the listening ear as opposed to the reading eye.
Opthalmologists like Stephen Trokel at Columbia had used lasers on the eyes of dead animals, then human cadavers, then live animals, but animals are notoriously bad at reading eye charts.
"You can plug into the way people are wired; I am not good at reading eye access cues," she said, referring to the better understanding of people's thought processes.
This is partly why having books is so important because we leave an imprint of ourselves and our reading eye in them through our scribbles and the passages that we highlight or underline.
With a few simple hypotheses, SHARE is able to capture reading eye-movement patterns of beginning readers and proficient adults, and to reproduce well-known psycholinguistic effects.
In contrast, units in a text that is written-to-be-read reflect grammatical patterns that reflect the patterns of reading eyes.
We retrained people, soldiers in this case, in reciprocity in communication: how do you read voices, how do you read eyes, how do you read posture.
I had read the powerful emails she sent home from Gaza, serialised in G2 in the days after her death, and I'd read eye-witness accounts on the internet.
