Sentence examples for searching eye from inspiring English sources

The "searching eye of heaven... darts his light through every guilty hole," wrote Shakespeare.

It's a remorseless, searching eye that never stops watching, never gets bored, and never looks away.

Now, in Absolute Beginners, Mr MacInnes turns a searching eye on the tight, exclusive world of the London teenager.

Through Sept. 11 Like the New Topographers Robert Adams and Lewis Baltz, the Toronto-based photographer Geoffrey James casts a searching eye on cultural alterations of the North American landscape.

In part, this may have been because it was recognised that someone who could run up a perfect Chanel cocktail dress was also likely to have a searching eye for detail in matters of passenger comfort.

If it is God's world, and this is the first declaration of our creed, then faith has no fear of anything the world itself reveals to the searching eye of science".

Big sad searching eyes.

"I know why he is coming," Gabriel confesses, his searching eyes bright with remembered shame.

Others blatantly stand in the street, keeping a keen eye for that slow driver with the searching eyes.

So were Bernard Shaw (with his "forked red beard and quick, searching eyes"), the novelist Grant Allen and the young poet Richard Le Gallienne.

Then she located him nearby, "looking up at me with his dark searching eyes," she recalled, but he vanished again.