Sentence examples for society eye from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lancaster's recordings also include "Personal Testimony" (1979), on which he performed solo, using multiple overdubbed voices and instruments, as well as albums by Ronald Shannon Jackson's Decoding Society ("Eye on You," 1980) and Odean Pope's Saxophone Choir ("The Ponderer," 1990).

The moment I popped it on and entered society, eyes were immediately drawn to the bright yellow circles adorning the watchband.

As even free-market societies eye the effects of digital culture, offshoring and the rise of India and China, enter Chavez.

The idea of a "conspiracy theory" is a disparaging one, evoking images of wild-eyed outcasts rambling incoherently while polite society avoids eye contact.

Visual impairment was reported at 12% in presenting patients at the Crisis at Christmas VCHP clinics although these people live in a society that eye care is readily available.

The baby that ends up having parents as 'grandparents' when he is 20, because his parents decided to adopt in their late 40s, will also be 'judged through society's eye.

But Peyser's cold-hearted rant about the blasphemy of size, instead, went the route of simply cutting Bryant down for not fitting the image Peyser has in mind for what is acceptable or attractive in society's eye.

Barely educated and vulnerable, "They are women on whom society's eyes rarely rest for long.

He thought opening society's eyes to the crime was an important step to stop the war.

"The kids down here, they are trying to crawl up on that first ledge of success in society's eyes," Hamilton said.

As this case has highlighted, the latter is the only acceptable arrangement in society's eyes when it comes to interracial guardianship of other people's children.