Sentence examples for splendid eye from inspiring English sources

She has a splendid eye for quotations: "Treat them to a little Gatling music," The Times of London instructed the British Army.

But he doesn't reveal what a splendid eye he has until he switches to some aerial shots of Sarah driving on a road that winds like a ribbon through a forest, a point of view that suggests that of an eagle — thereby introducing the idea of nonhuman perspectives — and underscores her isolation.

The Times was more ambivalent, and made the first comparison between Rin Tin Tin and Strongheart: "This dog engages in a pantomimic struggle that is not always impressive, at least not nearly as realistic as the work of Strongheart," but adding that Rin Tin Tin "is a remarkable animal, with splendid eyes and ears, and he seems to be wondering what all this acting is about".

One notes, too, the xenophobia driving a neoclassical narrative in which the Palestinian queen Berenice (a glistening Anne-Marie Duff) is disallowed any future with the Roman emperor, Titus (Stephen Campbell Moore), so as not to inflame public opinion, even as Titus's chum Antiochus (Dominic Rowan, splendid) eyes up the eponymous (and, here, barefoot) heroine for himself.

He has a large and, to Asian eyes, splendid potbelly.

Less splendid, to modern eyes, are the scenes of real whales being killed in its hunting scenes.

"I Can See You" heralds a splendid new filmmaker with one eye on genre mechanics, one eye on avant-garde conceits and a third eye for transcendental weirdness.

You can, like Thompson, raise your eyes to some splendid horizon, full of wonderful technology and sales to bulwark Britain.