Sentence examples for some sort of eye from inspiring English sources
Ali Soufan, a former F.B.I. agent who helped capture Abu Zubaydah, told me that when Abu Zubaydah was apprehended he appeared to have some sort of eye condition, perhaps an infection.
So, the most charitable explanation is that Abu Zubaydah entered C.I.A. custody with some sort of eye condition and that doctors treated it, but then, at roughly the same time they were torturing him, they allowed the not-completely-healed condition to worsen to the point where they had no choice but to remove his eye.
I wheeled around in my chair in the Blogger bullpen and complained to Biz Stone: "I wish there were some sort of eye tracking that would tell which item I had read and saved my state!" He agreed with my wacky proposal.
Two types of people open up their houses for a party: lads who do drugs a lot and always seem to have some sort of eye injury and sleep in the same Umbro jumper they wear three days a week to work, and people who really, really freak out when you break one of the glasses in their kitchen.
In both instances, there are probably a limited number of adaptive options: some sort of wing or some sort of eye.
Wear some sort of eye guard.
One eye was swollen and purple, almost sealed shut, and the other one had some sort of homemade eye patch on it, fashioned with what looked like cotton balls and black electrical tape.
All you need is some sort of hand-eye coordination.
Rumors suggested that Samsung had developed some sort of magic-scroll eye-tracking technology, when in reality the Galaxy S 4 can actually only track your head, very much like the Galaxy S III's Smart stay feature.
"The hair is a hard swoosh, we really wanted something simple and modern and beautiful [on the face], but that had some sort of catch to the eye.
In it, Cindy is an emblem of pure concentration, her hands firmly cupping a baby with the umbilical cord still attached, her arms draped with some sort of plastic tubing, her eyes betraying no interest whatsoever in the camera.
