Sentence examples for this sort of eye from inspiring English sources

Illustration adapted with permission from the Understanding Evolution website Fig. 2 Humans and lizards inherited their complex, lens-based eye from a common ancestor that also had this sort of eye structure.

OK, it's an inflatable, but this sort of eye-popping invention cements their place in the U2 league, forever set to reap devastation from afar.

Loras and Oberyn exchanged the sort of eye meet that could spell a great deal of trouble.

Goofy on the outside, gimlet within, the writer had "the sort of eye that could open an oyster at 60 paces".

One of his most majestic creations was the spoof dictator Roderick Spode, "big chap with a small moustache and the sort of eye that can open an oyster at 60 paces".

It is a pleasure to be reminded that Spode had "the sort of eye that can open an oyster at 60 paces", or that Madeline Bassett "heaved a sigh that seemed to come straight up from the cami-knickers".

Most of these other experiments did not involve the comparison of two simultaneously visible pictures, thus leaving no scope for the sort of eye movement explanation that Just & Carpenter had suggested.

It's that sort of eye toward tradition that informs the rest of the menu.

Either way: When you're having a tinkle later, turn round and look your toilet deep in the sort of eye bit and whisper, "thank you".

She also thanked the makeup artist who gave her "this sort of smoky eye.

This sort of industry eye-poke has further endeared him to his fans, who see C.K. not only as a comedy visionary but a no-nonsense disrupter and rebel.