Sentence examples for sharpness of eye from inspiring English sources

This relentless gentility would risk serious tedium without that sharpness of eye and wit.

"Funny, generous, humane and unsparing, Carey has a sharpness of eye and shapeliness of phrase that perfectly match his subject," Robert DouglasaidinhurstheaiDailyTelegraph Telegraph.

He aspired to the idea of hawk: the high freedom, the swift and effortless flight, the sharpness of eye, the vertical dive.

It's done here with an old-fashioned sharpness of eye ("Mamie Eisenhower shared some of her fur wrap with Pat Nixon") and a springiness of phrasing: Frank calls Nixon's rumination on all the reasons to run or not to run in 1968 "a slightly narcissistic workout," since there was never any doubt about the decision he would reach.

I was mesmerized by her performance, the well-like depth of her voice that sucked me in like quick-sand, the piercing sharpness of her eyes that seemed to track me, and the precision lancing of her words that tossed me like a dryer, then release me tumbled-dry and warm.

My "new" eye was at about 80% of the sharpness of my other eye with a contact lens.

Nor has the sharpness of Mr. Henderson's eye, evident in one beautiful, architecturally conceived black-and-white picture after another.

The sharpness of hand and eye is ever so slightly dulled, the flexibility not what it was.

The movie's conceits are just barely endurable, but the sharpness of Dörrie's eye — for Tokyo's electric night, for Fuji's iconographic landscapes, for cherry blossoms — sustains emotion even when story logic fails.

What we need now is a new Harrington, someone with the clarity of eye and the sharpness of pen to make us see once again.

Blurry vision is the loss of sharpness in the eye which affects the clarity of vision.