Sentence examples for tends to eye from inspiring English sources

Among them is an old French bulldog with a bad back who tends to eye Sam warily, a giant sheepdog who is completely indifferent to puppies, and a young Scottie with whom Sam is mildly obsessed.

Recent Carabosses have tended to eye-rolling dementia, like Surrey housewives on a coke-binge, but Revie invests the role with dangerous sexual allure.

Her colors are always exquisitely nuanced, whether tending to eye-strainingly dark combinations à la Ad Reinhardt or to pale, Impressionist pastels or to Pop-like candy-bright hues.

Pasquier tends to avoid eye contact with other pedestrians: "It's important that I keep my eyes on where the money is".

He tends to avoid eye contact with the reporter, though not with the camera.

In person he is a bit shy, speaks softly and laconically and tends to avoid eye contact.

This type of lament tends to produce eye-rolls in men, but Slaughter does make a few incisive points about the way we work in America.

While it may seem that blowing air would dry your eyes, cold air tends to make your eyes water more readily which helps reduce feelings of fatigue.

If anything, the crown molding deserves more attention because it tends to attract the eye.

Needless to say, this kind of distortion tends to distract the eye, and a filmmaker would be right to avoid it when using a camera prone to it.

If your concealer tends to cake, apply eye cream first.