Sentence examples for sharp-eyed viewers from inspiring English sources

When "House of Cards's" second season kicks off on Netflix next month, sharp-eyed viewers with next-generation TVs might notice a big difference in picture quality.

Sharp-eyed viewers will catch a glimpse of an on-screen disclaimer, however, that warns: "Not a low-fat, low-sodium, low-cholesterol food".

While Fitz is packing his rucksack in preparation for his field mission, sharp-eyed viewers may have spotted a Tardis model on his shelf.

"Whether or not you like Alexander McQueen," Ms. Westwater continued, that is a lot of interest in a show of what, as some sharp-eyed viewers noted, was as much about performance and sculpture as fashion.

Sharp-eyed viewers of the golf course commercial may have noticed the polo shirt worn by one of four golfers bears the logo of the Human Rights Campaign, a national gay-rights group.

Sharp-eyed viewers of Better Call Saul, likely watching on Netflix in the UK, will have noticed that every episode in its first season ended in "-o", a coincidence that presumably carries some deeper meaning.

For all their outlandishness, and their sharp-eyed clarity, the portraits in this show inspire a certain tenderness in the viewer that sets them apart from other Giacometti figures, such as his starkly striding men.

Smith's sharp-eyed charcoals add kick.

He's a sharp-eyed reporter still.

Sharp-eyed but not cruel.

The help is very sharp-eyed indeed.