Sentence examples for tough eye from inspiring English sources

Without referring to anyone specifically, she said this week in an interview: "They think it's sitting in the front row and looking around with a tough eye as if you're the one to decide about the life of people.

Putin immediately turned a tough eye to the crowd: "The animation in the room is inappropriate – we're talking about the elder Kadyrov, who was killed in the interests of his people.

He called for a series of tough "eye-catching initiatives," concluding, "I should be personally associated with as much of this as possible".

If Darryl is feeling sentimental — and this is the one place where those tough eyes grow soft — he might stop by the mural on 53rd Avenue, a colorful drawing of his entire family in hockey uniforms, scrawled across the last remaining original wall of the hockey arena where he grew up playing.

Other artists had tougher eyes.

Being a tough private eye is no summer sail across the bay.

The intellectual revolutions of the modern age, from Freud to Einstein, all find their mirror in the tough revolutionary eye of Cézanne.

Craig Stevens, who created the title role of the suave but tough private eye in "Peter Gunn," a popular television series in the late 1950's and early 60's, died on Wednesday in Los Angeles.

A journalist who covered politics for nearly 40 years as a correspondent, Washington Post editor and Newsweek columnist casts a tough, principled eye on the inner workings of the capital.

So now, to the hallowed celluloid images of "tough" private eye, "brilliant" physician and "ruthless" attorney, we can add the unethical, manipulative and frequently homicidal male therapist.

I was trying to drop two halves of a Lender's onion bagel into the slots of the toaster simultaneously, a tough hand-eye maneuver: I'd nail one and the other would flop out onto the counter.