Sentence examples for relentless eye from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lianides, a stern taskmaster with a relentless eye for detail, involved himself in every aspect of the restaurant's operation, from wine selection and menu planning to decor.
More than seven decades later, in his 85th year, Schorr still keeps a relentless eye out for news, as a commentator for National Public Radio.
Rather, he's interested in conflict, in daring, in risk, in the high-stakes, power-driven showdowns that, for all the careful preparation and research underlying them, are essentially stages of performance, of acting for one's life — an existential self-realization in the mortal pressure of the moment and the camera's relentless eye.
The coverage of Clinton in her first presidential bid drew widespread criticism for a relentless eye on everything from her personality and clothes to the tenor of her voice and what some media outlets characterized at the time as her "cackle".
The exhibit in Vermont, called "Relentless Eye: Global Cell Phone Photography", runs from Sept. 25th to Nov. 28th at the Helen Day Art Centre.
Prudence would have suggested that if you are going to attempt a Ring production in virgin territory, you do so with a relentless eye toward the production budget.
And growing up amidst the pressures of a complex world and a relentless public eye is the tricky, tenuous, entertaining theme of New York-based artist Felix Bernstein's new musical spectacle, Bieber Bathos Elegy, which will debut at The Whitney Museum of American Art this month.
Nicole sat opposite him in her impossibly black dress, watching him with her relentless blue eyes.
Tall, with boyish features, cropped blond hair and relentless blue eyes, Deripaska looks not unlike Daniel Craig - and shares the Bond actor's reputation for toughness.
As journalists are mostly reporting from other countries, Syrian authorities could use the black-out window to conduct a massive attack on activists, relatively safe from the relentless all-seeing eye that is the Internet.
Herzog, as an innovator, is the equal of William Eggleston, Saul Leiter and Stephen Shore in evoking place and circumstance with thrilling composition, relentless curiosity and eye-popping hues.
