Your good friends remember you with great admiration and respect for your financial acuity, unerring eye, and modest persona.
"With my usual unerring eye for commercial suicide," he says, "I originally wanted to subtitle the book 'A Diptych' to make clear the two stories were separate.
One fashion writer wrote of Mr. Riley at the time that the exhibition reflected "the teamwork, good planning and unerring eye that are his trademarks".
With his unerring eye for the strange and out-of-the-way, he manages to find in New Mexico a man known as El Patrón, an aging defender of the murderous conquistador Juan de Oñate.
Jean Kerr, whose wry wit and unerring eye for life's everyday absurdities kept legions of readers and theatergoers laughing with books like "Please Don't Eat the Daisies" and plays like "Mary, Mary," died on Sunday in White Plains.
In a career that has spanned more than fifty years, he worked in the widest possible range of media, bringing his unerring eye to paintings, drawings, and sculpture, as well as performance and technology-based works.
With his unerring eye for good design in everyday objects, Murphy sought out the dealers who serviced the local restaurants and cafés and bought a supply of traditional rattan café chairs and plain deal tables, the legs of which he painted black.
From the stylized, epochal beauty of his costume dsigns for "Waltz Trilogy" to the sleek, contemporary athleticism of his creations for "Concerto in Five Movements," Gary's keen esthetic, unerring eye for detail and comfort, and attendant love and appreciation of ballet, helped to elevate our craft.
Not a bauble or bouffant escapes her unerring eye.
The drug industry has an unerring eye for institutional weaknesses.
Throughout, Mr. Crutchfield conducted with an unerring eye for dramatic color and flexible changes in mood.
